DIY frees up your vape budget!

[Gato del Jugo]

Now that I can rebuild, and DIY. I took the next step (natural or not)
Ordered a dna 20 chip and some parts to build my own mod. Very soon I'll be building my own mods and my own juice. Then maybe one day transitioning into being a supplier and builder of goods. A boy can only dream

Skills that will come in very handy during any black/gray-market FDA and/or heavily-taxed vapocalypse scenario..

 

[Emilie]

Nah, I'm actually pretty good with stuff like that..

Cheap, frugal, value-oriented, whatever you want to call it.. I practice delayed gratification, and willing to tolerate/suffer with junk until I believe I've gotten my money's worth (& then some), etc.


The original kit batteries (ICR!) & charger I finally replaced, for example, probably weren't the safest to be using.. All kinds of weird safety stuff were happening with them for longest time.. It was long overdue, and I wasn't kidding when I said these were much-needed..

As for the new ProVari, I'll be remaining at 2 APVs, since I'll be selling or PIF'ing the Chinese-made thing that's been falling apart.. I'm good with just 2 APVs, as long as they're ProVarii... Works for me..


I also don't go on never-ending quests for the perfect vape, or have a need to try out all the newest stuff..


My tastes are pretty simple, and my vape budget isn't all that large...

When I have money, I'm not so frugal, and it gets me in trouble.

However, right now we have no money, and we can exist on very little. I'm good with one APV (Innokin SVD with one backup SVD purchased when we had money. Still in box), but I don't need to try all sorts of flavors. I have a couple of favorites and a couple possible favorites in-waiting once we get some money, and that's all I need.

My husband is even better about it. He'll vape whatever we have, even if he doesn't really like it. For him, vaping is purely a stop-smoking aid, and he plans on quitting once he's weaned himself off of nicotine.

I plan on continuing for the foreseeable future, and now we have the supplies for that, so...little-to-no money needs to be spend for my "hobby".