Made a lot of orders tonight

[Scoper50]

A couple weeks ago, I got my calculator out and went through my receipts related to vaping. I had spent roughly $400 since the middle of December, which includes my first system. The BLU premium kit which now never sees the light of day. I figured it was time to take a break. So I didn't spend a dime on vaping for two weeks with the exception of a couple bottles of juice, which I needed. I was running low on my normal all day liquid.

Tonight I went a little crazy. I placed 6 orders from 6 different vendors. Some of those orders were small. Just bits and pieces that I need, but others were not necessary. For instance I bought a Phiniac glass tank, which was $50. And then I had to pay the extra $5 to get it sandblasted in my color of choice. I dont' even have a proper mod to put it on as I'm still using ego batteries.

But I figure, when do finally bite the bullet and get my provari mini, at least I'll have something to put on it besides a tiny slim tank. I I think I spent around $200 tonight, which makes this the most expensive vape day ever for me. Maybe it's time to take another break for a month or two. I can afford it. But at this rate, I'll never break even.

 

[cocacola31173]

Dont worry about breaking even! For most of us this never happens. I probably spend the amount I did when I smoked but now I feel better I smell better and I look better. To me its totally worth it!

 

[Shy De]

Welcome to your new world... It's now a hobby too... I am $1500 in. Don't worry, take care of your stuff because so much has a decent resell value. Break even? Do people ever pick up hobbies and interests to save money? Nope. At least this one may save your life

 

[KillTheNoise]

I couldve been "even" by now, but I just don't think about it. As the others said...I'm healthier, that's all that really matters, and I got one of my favorite hobbies out of the process.

 

[jdrewry]

Actually, you will break even eventually. You'll find that vape that works best for you; you'll find that vendor (or, two, or three) that have just the right juices for you for a while, then the spending spree slows down considerably....on the whole, it's better to spend what your spending on vaping, than what you might have spent on those analogs.

 

[Shy De]

Or its better to spend money on this than what you may spend on doctor bills and hospital stays from COPD or cancer

 

[Ken_A]

I tend to spend MUCH less than I did my first two months of Vaping. I did calculations, and by June of 2014, I will be at the break even point, but then I smoked a pipe so only spent $74/month on tobacco.

 

[unquiet]

I hear ya!! I've been going a bit overboard in the few weeks I've been vaping consistently as well. I'm kinda nervous to even calculate it, but several hundred bucks at least. Which, severely "underemployed" as I am, I really, truly can't afford...but I really do think once I figure out what I like best, esp. flavor wise, it'll get more reasonable. I may remain utterly obsessed w. the vaping, but I can't really see myself becoming a "hobbyist"...

Will I break even? I don't know. If I'd been smoking my preferred brand the last few years, absolutely. Of course, I'd probably be living on the street if I'd been paying $60+ dollars a carton for Marbs!! Instead, I'd switched to these 'little cigars', $15 a carton at most. Gross, but nicotine is nicotine! But finally getting off the cancer sticks?? Can't really put a price on that...