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I haven't measured it, because usually i change mods and atomizers, plus i think that it depends on what gear someone is using and how is using it !
awesome! I didn't feel like 250 was a lot tbh I was spacing myself out through out the day just surprised when I saw it this afternoon and it said 250. I am probably gonna be closer to 350 by the time I go to bed.
However many puffs on your vape it takes to keep you from puffing on cigarettes is the right number of puffs.
I quit smoking cigs in 2015 I just really enjoy the sweetness from vaping lol its like diet candy that can't get you fat lol jk
The number of puffs per day varied considerably from one user to another.
However, it should be noted that whereas a significant minority of individuals take more than 140 puffs per day, only 14.60% of daily usage exceeds 300 puffs.
Less than 1% of day users reach 600 puffs.
However, it should be noted that whereas a significant minority of individuals take more than 140 puffs per day, only 14.60% of daily usage exceeds 300 puffs.
Less than 1% of day users reach 600 puffs.
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The puff counter is largely irrelevant and is only really useful as a measure between devices for battery longevity. The volume of e-liquid you are using is all that should concern you... One person may take 600 'puffs' to consume 3ml of liquid, another may take 200. Some may even get through 3ml of liquid in 4-6 puffs 
I think it's better to count on mls of e-liquid, also it depends on the type of the vaping and of the type of the vaper... !
11+ years vaping and I've never once counted.
It's possible some of my "few" (cough) mods even have puff counters, but I don't believe I've ever glanced at one. I certainly wouldn't know which mods, if any, have that feature.
I push the button and the vaper comes out. I am a happy yet simple man.
If you start sweatin' or anything, ease up on the gas pedal.
It's possible some of my "few" (cough) mods even have puff counters, but I don't believe I've ever glanced at one. I certainly wouldn't know which mods, if any, have that feature.
I push the button and the vaper comes out. I am a happy yet simple man.
If you start sweatin' or anything, ease up on the gas pedal.
True true My cyborgquest has a puff counter I thought it was interesting to keep count in order to see how long the coil/wick last
Nothing wrong with that. Many people track that type of stuff. One of my favorite humans tracks her fills and how much juice runs through each coil before she changes them.
I track stuff, a LOT of stuff actually, but not that. I let my taste buds rule in that department. I do track how many days they're in use, but that's more of an "inventory management" thing for me (projections, etc.).
Vaping. It's personal.
Nice looking kit.
Drop in coils should last around a week if used properly, maybe 4-5 days if heavily used or used with super sweet eliquids. Once the flavor tastes off, then you'll know it's time to change the coil.
I am vaping Super! sweet juice. Mr Freeze Custard and Berry Frost. My coil lasted 3 days but I was averaging 450 Puffs per 24hrs
I actually need to buy new coils cause I accidentally burnt through 3 of mine doing dry burn incorrectly (My last post) I am new to RBA and was letting the coil dry burn until it got RED then held it that way for like 6 seconds it was bad lol Now i know that's not how to do it thanks to other memebers who explained how to properly do it.
Welp ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Still trying to do the math on that, while watching Everything Everywhere all at Once
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