After agonizing over what kit to get and searching for the best price along with the right juices to order and how much to spend before I find out if it is going to be for me I came up with a solution once I saw what all was really needed.
You don't need to buy a whole kit to see if this if for you. In hindsight perhaps the cheapest way would be to purchase just a passthrough, an atomizer, empty or prefilled carts, liquid or not if buying prefilled carts although I would suggest empty carts and a bottle of e-juice and your ready to vape.
A passthrough is a E-Cig with a USB cable attached to it to provide power from your pc USB port. With that in mind all you need is an atomizer and carts and you have a E-Cig for about $25 if your using a m401 or 510 style. That should give you the best E-Cig experience anyway since it seems to me that my E-Cigs really hit well when using the passthrough to power them.
If you find that you do want to continue then you can stay like that or build yourself one from parts that you can carry around, you can get batteries and atomizers cheap enough. Doing it that way really won't cost more, you can build a spare E-Cig for under $20 easily. I realize that this won't be for everyone, but for someone looking to try it out as cheap as possible that's one way to try it out without spending tons of cash.
You don't need to buy a whole kit to see if this if for you. In hindsight perhaps the cheapest way would be to purchase just a passthrough, an atomizer, empty or prefilled carts, liquid or not if buying prefilled carts although I would suggest empty carts and a bottle of e-juice and your ready to vape.
A passthrough is a E-Cig with a USB cable attached to it to provide power from your pc USB port. With that in mind all you need is an atomizer and carts and you have a E-Cig for about $25 if your using a m401 or 510 style. That should give you the best E-Cig experience anyway since it seems to me that my E-Cigs really hit well when using the passthrough to power them.
If you find that you do want to continue then you can stay like that or build yourself one from parts that you can carry around, you can get batteries and atomizers cheap enough. Doing it that way really won't cost more, you can build a spare E-Cig for under $20 easily. I realize that this won't be for everyone, but for someone looking to try it out as cheap as possible that's one way to try it out without spending tons of cash.