in terms of ml, how much is normal?

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ScottP

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As others have said there is no "normal". Also in my personal experience some devices seem to magically use more juice than others. For instance, my Vivi Novas seem to go through juice faster than my EVODs even if I use them the same amount of time. So the fundamental truth is "normal" is up to the individual and is whatever it takes to keep you off of analogs.
 

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I'd like to cut down, though, because I'm spending a lot of money on liquid.

I'm still waiting for the day that I'm not tempted to buy/try other juices. Just ordered from Heathers Heavenly Vapes, ECBlend is my only standby vendor at the moment although MFS is solid. Juice is the expensive part of this vaping thing for me, I found my PVs and juice vessels and have the equipment now to last me at least six months.
 

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As others have said there is no "normal". Also in my personal experience some devices seem to magically use more juice than others. For instance, my Vivi Novas seem to go through juice faster than my EVODs even if I use them the same amount of time. So the fundamental truth is "normal" is up to the individual and is whatever it takes to keep you off of analogs.

Agreed. The top wicking systems seem to go through more juice, must be the warmer vape cooking in the goodness. My iclear 16s go through juice probably at twice the rate a BCC does.
 

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It depends - if I vape mostly on a my standard eGo batteries, 1.5 - 2ml. If I vape VV style (typically at higher wattages than the standard eGos) then consumption goes up to around 3ml. I'm including the small amount of "dregs" that's usually left at the bottom of a nearly empty tank in my dail total. It's dark and viscous, so I usually just rinse it out (probably accounts for .3 - .5ml).
 
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