$200 so far on hardware and around $150 on e liquid . still saving me money
This month . . . Much more than I am willing to disclose in public. Having said that, I am having a stellar time vaping.
Andy
$200 so far on hardware and around $150 on e liquid . still saving me money
humm lets see $50 on the crappy starter kit my impulse purchase 2 evod batteries and 2 evod bottom feeder tanks at brick and mortar so another $62 so $112 on hardware so far...LOL its funny because quitOmeter says I saved 111.02 by not smoking so far and that doesnt count the juices (around $95 so far) guess I'd better slow down for a bit. I am happy with my EVODS as far as equipment goes and am progressing in finding a few ADV's so I should start saving $$$$ soon .
The more i vape the more disgusting tobacco seems to taste !![]()
.... so I will catch up in another week and shouldnt need anything for quite some time![]()
Actually I've easily spent more on juices and tanks and associated equipment (cartos, replacement heads, hole punchers, drip tips, storage solutions, etc).
Joyetech eGo-T vv upgrade kit $60
Joyetech eGo 1000mAh vv upgrade FREE
Joyetech eGo 650 mAh vv upgrade $15
eGo 350mAh battery $10
Itaste MVP $45
eGo-C Twist $25
Itaste MVP 2 preorder $50
So $205 on batteries/mods
So I've spent almost three times what I've spent on devices (batteries and mods) than I have on all the other stuff. Is that normal?
I have enough juice and supplies to last a long time though.
I don't even know... To be honest, I have spent more money on mods and things since I quit by a long shot. But I guess I got bit by the mechanical mod/rda bug right now. Once I complete my collection (which is hopefully soon), I am sure I'll save some money in the long run. But my health and the fact that I indeed feel better is worth it in its self right now. I can definitely breathe and run better.
That's me. I think about 5% of my day is spent reading, and browsing gear on fasttech....Unless a vaper just keeps buying loads of different bits of hardware all the time.