@Vapefiend - Nope, you're not alone in buying things in quantity while you can get it, especially at a really good price.
In early 2014 I started loving the little Vision Nano disposable clearomizers on my JoyeTech 510 batteries and then on eGo 650 and 1100mAh batts. About that May, I started using the Innokin 16D clearos, too. I found out about 3-4 months later, that the little Nanos were being discontinued. They were very hard to find then for a decent price because most everyone was jacking up the cost. I lucked out and found a US vendor who still had 72 of them for less than $1 each and a Canadian supplier who had about 125 for the same price. I bought all from both of them.
About a year later I found the Innokin 16D clearos on clearance and bought 18 boxes of 5. Only thing I needed then was more of the coils for them, at a decent price, for my stash.
Luckily, 2 years ago, a US vendor had the Innokin 16B clearomizers (with the same coil my 16D clearos use) on clearance for $4.99/box of 5. I personally don't
like the 16B clearos, but could use the coils from them. Saved me about $4-5 per 5 coils. So I jumped on most of them, too. Almost wiped him out, but I did leave a few boxes for other people.
I've used some of the Nanos to help newbies (mostly women) who wanted to start vaping with a cigalike 510 JoyeTech battery set-up. Several other newbies have liked starting with the 16B clearos with an eGo battery, so some of them went to them. The others...I figure when I'm even grayer, and my hands don't work very well, I can always pull out the Nanos, the 16D clearos, and the coils from the 16B...and I'll still be vaping. I won't have to worry about coil building, rewicking, etc. all the RBAs I've also got stashed.
Those are just a drop in the bucket of things I've found and bought in good-sized quantity. I give away some of anything I buy in quantity, to newbies switching to vaping. Some of it, I sell at fundraisers to help charitable organizations. Other stuff occupies space in my vape stash until needed.
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