Is there a way to vape on a budget?
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So I started to look at the different sites this morning and vaporizes.com has the Igo-L listed for less than 8.
Not true. Vaping is way less pricey than tobacco, by a long ways. If you compare puff for puff, vaping is way cheaper. Cigarettes in my area are about $4-$5 a pack for name brands, at the half a pack a day I was smoking that is about $60 a month for the cheapo ciggs. I average about $30 a month on vaping and vape way more then I smoked....lol. In reality I was spending about $90 a month on tobacco. (name brands and the occasional day of extra smoking, like camping or drinking) Vaping is not pricy compared to tobacco. Compared to not smoking or vaping at all, then yes. It is less then I pay for my cell phone and used a lot more.
You can absolutely vape on a budget. There have been several months where i only spent $20 -$30, which wouldn't have gotten me through 1 week of smoking. If all you're trying to do is have enough juice & enough cartomizers, etc. to get by, its not very expensive at all.
Dripping is nice for home use but not really practical out and about. It's very nice for flavor tho. Personally I really like the eBaron dripper.
Vaping can cost a lot more then analogs if you become obsessed. Becoming obsessed is very easy to do with this stuff. Not blaming this forum, but it does not help the vape gear addict. It's the vaper that goes overboard not the site forcing them. But all the pics, info and enthusiasm of others can make people get careless. I know a few people that said they had to back off the vaping sites because it was causing financial woes. Again, please note, I'm not blaming this site or any others.
Definitely true, but you do settle after some time, they're making good gears now, I only spend 600$ in the last 365 days, I'm not that excited about the new stuff, what I have is pretty good and already working very well. Just when you start, so much to try
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I live in a country where Marlboros cost $2; e juice and diy ingredients(nic, flavors) cost more than it does in the usa.
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That would have made it impossible for me to quit smoking.
My budget... my Visa CC limit. And how quickly I can pay that down before my next shopping adventure.
As long as I am spending less than the cost for cigarettes, $5.50 a pack, I am ahead of the game. Besides, I am not paying the Gov't, all those addition bogus cigarette taxes. 
I try to buy USA made products when I can, so I help the economy too. A least that is what I tell myself.
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I try to buy USA made products when I can, so I help the economy too. A least that is what I tell myself.
Greg W.
So here is a left of center Idea... slightly more expensive.. but in the long run.. you get the best of all worlds.. Get a Phiniac Tank. One of the better ones out there. while you are there by a Diver . This is basically a rebuildable atomizer in the classic sense. You can use the Diver to drip.. you can also pop it into a tank for your carto tank experience. And best of all, you rebuild the wick anytime you want. I've got 3 in rotation in my library o' things. Expensive.. depends.. short term, yes, long term, not really. I've burned through a ton of cheap stuff before taking a gut check and spending a bit more. Then again.. NYC 1.5 PAD ex smoker, where packs were $12.50 / pack, so the cost of this solution was not smoking for a week.
I bought 2 atties to drip with when I started out vaping and I had them for over 5 months each. Just blow them out at end of day, take care of 'em. You can get a decent dripping atty for $6.00 or so....
I have lots of toys, but at the moment I'm vaping on a little plastic 3.7v box mod (about $20), an LR306 dripping atty that I bought almost a year ago for $7.99 and a Cannon drip tip from Cherry Vapes $8.00. I'm a happy camper.
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