How big is your stash?

How long will your stash last?

  • less than 3 months

  • 3-6 months

  • 6-9 months

  • 9-12 months

  • 1 to 1-1/2 years

  • 1-1/2 to 2 years

  • more than 2 years


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Kate51

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I'm mixing my own juices, 36-48mgVG may get a little hard to come by. I've got enough for two-three months. But the rest of my ingredients, attys and batteries I have started to stock up on as well, perhaps the day will come when I can go zero, but don't plan that for now. I have my stash in a basement stairway shelf unit that serves us also as a pantry. It is cool and dry, never freezes, and never gets over 65`, so should work well. It will also have a trap door to catch stash burglars and G-men!! Son don't mess with a nicotine addicted woman with a .357 and an attitude. I can't use the PMS excuse anymore, so that will just have to do. Good grief, sounds like people are getting ready to go to war here. Fine. That's what they want, fine.
 
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Satyr

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Well, I'd change my answer if I could. I should have enough to last me about two years now. I just dumped another $100 on liquids and about the same into more parts. This will leave me with 7 batteries (only two have been used so far and are still fairly new) and 5 brand new attys + 1 in current use, about 500 ml of fluid, 2 chargers, and 1 passthrough. I probably use the passthrough for 40-50% of the time I vape. So the batts should last a while. I probably have a tad over $300 into this (just a guess). If this stuff lasts two or more years, it will be well worth it. Even more so if restrictions or a ban are put in place.

edit: Oh yeah, and I have about 25 carts.
 
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Mingolvr

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I just ordered my passthrough, and I figure if worst comes to worst I can get an AdapteverR for the power plant. I've got a small pile of juice and some atty's on their way.

Oh, also ordered a 901 in pink for travel (less noticeable?) so I guess I'll be getting some attys and batts for that too now..

Good thing the life insurance came through this month...sheesh...I've got an addictive new habbit, and I'm only talking about the collecting part!
 
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DC2

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How long are batteries going to be good just sitting on a shelf?
Google search "storing lithium-ion batteries" and you'll get good info in a matter of seconds.
I just did it myself this afternoon, and now I am going to start rotating my 30 batteries.

Until I read up on it, I was planning on using them one at a time until they died.
That would have been a mistake.
 

LuckySevens4U

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Well, I'd change my answer if I could. I should have enough to last me about two years now. I just dumped another $100 on liquids and about the same into more parts. This will leave me with 7 batteries (only two have been used so far and are still fairly new) and 5 brand new attys + 1 in current use, about 500 ml of fluid, 2 chargers, and 1 passthrough. I probably use the passthrough for 40-50% of the time I vape. So the batts should last a while. I probably have a tad over $300 into this (just a guess). If this stuff lasts two or more years, it will be well worth it. Even more so if restrictions or a ban are put in place.

edit: Oh yeah, and I have about 25 carts.

5 attys aren't going to last you 2 years or did you order lots more in your parts? You should budget 2 a month to be safe, so you'd need about 50 to last 2 years.
 
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