How much juice does the average vaper get through?
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I'm probably around 5ml a day right now, a little more if I'm vaping at higher voltage, or am on the computer all day.
I'm close to this. About 3ml +/- on workdays and 4-5ml on weekends, depending on activities. It's tough to say precisely, because I'll have a strong fruity juice w/ my espresso in the am, a lighter fruit or mint mid-day, a strong mint after dinner (often in place of desert), and my low nic mint mix before bedtime. I don't measure the clearos, I just top 'em off when they get low.Typically during the work week around 3-4ml a day. Now on the weekend that's a different story altogether, probably closer to 6ml depending on what is going on.
Also, depends what u'r vaping on. Average 5ml a day for me except with my VMOD X2.
I am also using the stardusts(LR) but on a standard ego battery. Started vaping with the ego-c but found it to be quite a hassle. Just wondering what voltage you are vaping the stardusts on? Was debating on if I need to buy a vv battery to maximize the performance out of these things. Getting pretty decent flavor and vapor, but always curious if there is that "next level" that I'm missing out on!I stared off with prefilled cartomizers, anything from 2 to 5 of them a day first two weeks. Then got a Riva kit with standard 510 cartomizers, Boge 3.0. Got a lot of juice samples, most of them still sitting on the shelf - I found that my challenge was not to have enough juice, but to find anything that I did like! I have found a setup I like now, using vision eGo, AKA Stardust, clearomizers on my Riva and VV Ego batteries and vape about 4-5 ml. of juice a day. My advice is to get more samples right away, to make the chance of finding some flavors that you really enjoy, and that will help you stay off the analogs, better.
I have continued to use Boge cartomizers, on my SD Key Ring batteries, works well for my work situation, very discret and pocket friendly.
Good luck
I started on a ego-t with the type B tanks and I went though 15ml of 18mg a week and I smoked a pack a day. When I ditched the tanks and went to cartomizers my juice usage stayed the same. This past week I've been using a 5v pass-though that I made and now its hard to keep track cause my juice just disappears into giant beautiful clouds of delicious vapor!
Not a hobbyist, nor a flavor freak. Just swapped my 1.5 PAD analogs for an eGo-c and puff about the same. Goin through 2ml a day, maybe 3 on weekends.
me too, new to vaping here, so from what i see, 3ml = a pack of analogs on average ..
I DIY, so I use juice with wild abandon. Maybe 4ml, 5, 6, 8ml... I dunno, it's cheap. Who cares.
Agreed. Sometimes I vape more or less than 5mls on any given day. Just depends where I am and what I'm doing. This seems to be a good average for me and what I base my ordering on.
I find the amount I use depends on the Atty or Carto I am using, some give more vape using more juice, but I figure I am between 2 and 5 ml a day at 24mg from a pack a day of analogs.
I'm not really sure, yet... I went through my first bottle in no time at all, but I was trying to fill too fast and spilled a bit of it. Now, I have a larger supply, but I have been mixing the flavors together. I am waiting for my variable volt ego to arrive, and it sounds like I will be using more in the future as the higher voltage will make it go faster. But, that might cut down on how often I vape, only time will tell. I do find that when I am out smoking analogs, I seem to want to vape more often afterwards. It seems worse first thing in the a.m. after I wake up. I read somewhere that they add other addictive chemicals to the analogs, so maybe my body is craving that which leads me to chain vaping. Once I get more of a feel for what flavors I really enjoy, I will move on to DIY to save money...
Great thread!
Great thread!
I have both the lower 2.1-2.4 and the regular 2.5-2.9 stardusts. I actually like the regular best, vape them on 3,7 volt mostly. I think the LR vapes best on 3,2 volt. They are almost burning my juice (the sweet / fruity / vanilla ones) at a freshly chaged Riva or the VV at 3,7. Tobacco juice is OK in the LR at 3,7 or the regular at 4,2. I don't think you are missing out - I have read somewhere that the eGo batteries run at about 3,4 volt. The main feature of the Stardust to me is the ease of use. I usually clean them after 3 fillings. Rinse them out with warm water, shake out the water, let them dry on the heated bathroom floor and dryburn unill they glow red/ do not give of any more smoke. All withot dissembeling anything. Well, I do remove the driptip offcourse... They seem to be good as new after this treatment.
Sory if tthis is off topic - got carried away
vaping some lovely grape juice at 3,7 volts in a SR Stardust....
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I've done a lot of research on that.. There certainly are addictive chemicals in cigarettes other than nicotine.
At first, I went through something like 7 to 10 prefilled cartridges a day (came with the setup). Then I went on to a VV or PV (not sure what the difference is there) and started to fill my own cartridges. That was 3 months ago. Until I found my all day vape (about 2 weeks ago), I think I was going through 5 to 7 ml a day. Now that I've found my all-day vape, and after wrestling with the nicotine strength I needed, I have gone down to 3 ml a day, 18 mg. I definitely feel much more at peace after that ordeal. Ha.
Really interesting replies to this thread 3 years ago, the average was about 2ml a day. Mind you, back then, some sellers where claiming that a cartridge that held about 1ml lasted the equivalent of 40 real cigs - oh, hang on, some of them still do 
3 years ago, the average was about 2ml a day. Mind you, back then, some sellers where claiming that a cartridge that held about 1ml lasted the equivalent of 40 real cigs - oh, hang on, some of them still do Really interesting replies to this thread
I think that a cartridge is about 3 cigarettes no matter what anyone says. lol! Why do you think that people vaped less 3 years ago? Because even though the companies I bought my first 2 setups said that a cartridge is a pack, I never believed them.
I never believed them either Breal.
When I started vaping (several months before joining ECF), e-liquid wasn't available in the UK. Plus, there where only 3 or 4 generic ciggie lookalikes to choose from - all mostly underperformed.
As for why folks got through less juice when it became available, I guess it was most likely due to being brain washed about a cart lasting a pack or more . Plus, no higher voltage/mAh batteries or LR cartos/tanks etc back then
When I started vaping (several months before joining ECF), e-liquid wasn't available in the UK. Plus, there where only 3 or 4 generic ciggie lookalikes to choose from - all mostly underperformed.
As for why folks got through less juice when it became available, I guess it was most likely due to being brain washed about a cart lasting a pack or more . Plus, no higher voltage/mAh batteries or LR cartos/tanks etc back then
I never believed them either Breal.
When I started vaping (several months before joining ECF), e-liquid wasn't available in the UK. Plus, there where only 3 or 4 generic ciggie lookalikes to choose from - all mostly underperformed.
As for why folks got through less juice when it became available, I guess it was most likely due to being brain washed about a cart lasting a pack or more . Plus, no higher voltage/mAh batteries or LR cartos/tanks etc back then
I tell you, when I heard that balderdash, I was alarmed and cried foul! If that were true then that would mean that I would have gone from smoking a pad to 10 pads a day! lol! No way! So, I suffered for the first month thinking I was some glutton for nic until I researched and made a pest out of myself for answers. Now, 3 ml a day is great.. on off days, I can go up to 4 or 5 ml if I'm loving some sort of a dessert.
I wish I had heard of this years ago. Sorry for the OT.
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