How does money compare?

[swedishfish]

I spend a ridiculous amount of money vaping. Mostly on crappy juices.

A good disposable is an Apollo. That's the first thing I ever vaped (got a free sample here on the forum). That thing lasted!

It's not cheap. In fact for $10 you could get a kit but it's a great disposable pv with good juice.
Disposables

 

[tj99959]

I have to admit that for the first couple of months I spent a lot of money foolishly. It's called a learning curve.

Replacement costs now amount to a budgeted $5/week for atties, cartos, and batteries, and $10/week for juice.

If you want to enjoy low cost vaping
get this
5 VOLT USB PASS THROUGH (REQUIRES SUFFICIENT POWER SOURCE)
and a box of these
BLANK BOGE STANDARD 510 CARTOMIZERS (BLACK)
and a couple of bottles of this
BOSS HIGH CALIBER 50/50 BLEND E-LIQUID (10 ML BOTTLES)
And don't forget to use the discount code listed in the vendor forums.

 

[swedishfish]

I have to admit that for the first couple of months I spent a lot of money foolishly. It's called a learning curve.

Replacement costs now amount to a budgeted $5/week for atties, cartos, and batteries, and $10/week for juice.

My learning curve isn't curving. Just a straight line to the the cc.

 

[markfm]

I run about $2/day total, including liquid, cartos, $ towards new/replacement hardware. I was a pad smoker.

I vape 6 ml/day, but my liquid cost its low since I diy.

I am active in pif type things, but that is still pretty small coming from a state where cigs are expensive.

 

[Shadow102]

Oh, and did anyone factor in the high medical bills that will inevitably bite us if we don't switch?

Fun fact for you:
Erbitux is still a popular lung cancer treatments, however it doesn't cure anything, just prolongs your life expectancy, at roughly $80,000 for the 18 week treatment I don't foresee any of us spending that much vaping.

 

[batmom878]

If you invest about $100-$150 on a good mod the juice and atomizers and batteries the cost is about 32 cents a day.