Cost of E-Liquid
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It's one of those things that makes you think, for sure. But considering the use one would get from a gallon of e-liquid, it's not so bad.
It's a relative bargain compared to such fluids as printer toner and insulin. Compared to designer perfume, it's cheap as dirt!
It's a relative bargain compared to such fluids as printer toner and insulin. Compared to designer perfume, it's cheap as dirt!
A Ford is cheap compared to a Lamborghini. Everything is relative. Like I said, just an observation.
Cost of the building, raw materials, bottles, dripper caps, labels, lazer printers, tables, mixers, storage, cooling, shipping, cost of taxes, employees, liability insurance, advertising....
There are A LOT of cost's to doing business most people who do not own businesses don't know about.
Not to mention getting into a business who's future is in serious jeopardy....
There are A LOT of cost's to doing business most people who do not own businesses don't know about.
Not to mention getting into a business who's future is in serious jeopardy....
I'm sure if you went in to buy a gallon of e-liquid they would give you a reduced rate.
You can vape cheap..but ya get what ya pay for.
There's a few low cost quality e-liquids out there that cost around $50 for a 120ml.
This one comes to mind:
Charlie Noble E-Liquid Trading Company
Just found them in the last couple of months..Bought a sample pack for $49 and only h ad 4 rejects out of 135mls.."Tripoli" is a good bacco vape. I jumped on 120mls of that bad boy for $49.99
FWIW, as Long as vaping costs me LESS than the $6 per day I spent smoking. I am happy, what ever the price is. See I got into Vaping, to save money on my smoking habit. Vaping is cheaper than smoking, therefore I vape. When vaping gets as costly or more costly than smoking, I will then reconsider.
Much more a function of the distribution method than anything else. The cost is probably based more on having to make 252 retail sales transactions and having to support the overhead of rather inefficient B&M retail stores than how many ml are sold
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And the packaging, advertising, and perceived value. Can't make a great juice without it being "artisan", having clean glossy labels, glass dripper bottles, youtube clips, etc.
something that tastes really good to you. IDC if its made of the tears of angels, if it tastes like crap its not premium. Good thing I can DIY my own eliquid that tastes good to me, otherwise id be broke vaping premixed juices at 20-30$ per 30ml bottle.
Premium product? A product made with high quality, USP grade ingredients, blended well under controlled, sanitary conditions like a FEMA grade laboratory, and has good flavor and vapes consistently.
I think this statement is a bit of a misnomer and relative to the product being purchased. One of my pet peeves is that people will scour the earth to find the cheapest juice they can, jumping up and down beating their chest that vendor X is charging more than vendor Y for a juice that they perceive is the same quality, and demanding that vendor X's juice should be better to justify the price. But yet, these folks have no problem going to the bar and paying the price of a 6 pack for a single beer of the EXACT same quality and brand, or paying $50 for a $15 steak thinking it's magically better thus justifying the high price.
TL;DR: Buy what you like and can afford. And for God's sake, think of the children!
I agree...buy what you like and can afford. And if you are paying premium prices, be sure it's a premium productI think this statement is a bit of a misnomer and relative to the product being purchased. One of my pet peeves is that people will scour the earth to find the cheapest juice they can, jumping up and down beating their chest that vendor X is charging more than vendor Y for a juice that they perceive is the same quality, and demanding that vendor X's juice should be better to justify the price. But yet, these folks have no problem going to the bar and paying the price of a 6 pack for a single beer of the EXACT same quality and brand, or paying $50 for a $15 steak thinking it's magically better thus justifying the high price.
TL;DR: Buy what you like and can afford. And for God's sake, think of the children!
I was spending about $8.25 per pack before I quit analogs; I haven't had any issue with juice prices from the vendors I buy from.
The price really isn't an issue. Again, it was just an observation. A bit off topic, but I like Halo...an excellent product made in America with American made ingredients. Unfortunately, that's rare these days. Looking at Nude Nicotine for DIY supplies. Excellent quality control.
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