I'm wondering if you guys have any tips or tricks to reduce the overall cost of e liquid consumption, I am looking to save as much money as I can while vaping. Side note: I do not live in the US, and my country does not allow the sale of e liquid containing nicotine, so I have to order online.
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I have got juice off of MBV but not the other 2 But they cheap.
Or you can try to make your own that's the cheapest. They call that DIY (Do it Yourself) you might see DIY on some of these sites.
Best E Cigarette | Buy Electronic Cigarettes | E Cig Juice - MT Baker Vapor
ECBlend E-Liquids - Something Better
Azure Vaping Home
Or you can try to make your own that's the cheapest. They call that DIY (Do it Yourself) you might see DIY on some of these sites.
Best E Cigarette | Buy Electronic Cigarettes | E Cig Juice - MT Baker Vapor
ECBlend E-Liquids - Something Better
Azure Vaping Home
If they sale juice with out Nic in them maybe you can just buy one of these and add it to the juice.
236 ml Unflavored Nicotine Juice USA made - Mt Baker Vapor - Electronic Cigarettes
236 ml Unflavored Nicotine Juice USA made - Mt Baker Vapor - Electronic Cigarettes
DIY is the way to go (see signature below for my monthly vape cost)
Read all of the stickings in the DIY subforum regarding safe handling etc (100mg can cause serious damage if mishandled)
RTS vapes for nic, flavors, syringes for measuring, empty bottles (some 30ml plastic for everyday use, 5ml for experiments with flavors, vg/pg percentages, 120ml for making larger batch of favorite flavor)
Amazon for pg and vg and/or syringes (get a large catheter tip for your vg, pg will go through a 14ga)
a juice calc program - (my preferred excel based program is this one)
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...e-calculator-added-quantity-calculations.html
a notebook to keep track of mixes (I made a great tasting one when I first started, can't remember percentages of different flavors to repeat it - DOH - so I just added a page to above program to copy all important info to an easily printable page - I'm old and like to print things (large print))
just my 2 cents
Read all of the stickings in the DIY subforum regarding safe handling etc (100mg can cause serious damage if mishandled)
RTS vapes for nic, flavors, syringes for measuring, empty bottles (some 30ml plastic for everyday use, 5ml for experiments with flavors, vg/pg percentages, 120ml for making larger batch of favorite flavor)
Amazon for pg and vg and/or syringes (get a large catheter tip for your vg, pg will go through a 14ga)
a juice calc program - (my preferred excel based program is this one)
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...e-calculator-added-quantity-calculations.html
a notebook to keep track of mixes (I made a great tasting one when I first started, can't remember percentages of different flavors to repeat it - DOH - so I just added a page to above program to copy all important info to an easily printable page - I'm old and like to print things (large print))
just my 2 cents
DIY all the way. I estimate that I spend on average 25 - 35 cents per day at most.
NIC Juice,
PG, &/or VG (to cut down the strength)
Flavoring.
There are a lot of good recipes online to start with.
I have been vaping all year on a 1 liter bottle of 24mg juice I bought from myfreedomsmokes and cutting it down with VG primarily (down to 9mg now), then adding Ry4 flavoring. It's really good IMHO, but everyone is different.
Good luck with it!
NIC Juice,
PG, &/or VG (to cut down the strength)
Flavoring.
There are a lot of good recipes online to start with.
I have been vaping all year on a 1 liter bottle of 24mg juice I bought from myfreedomsmokes and cutting it down with VG primarily (down to 9mg now), then adding Ry4 flavoring. It's really good IMHO, but everyone is different.
Good luck with it!
I use mostly unflavored at 7-8mg. My cost is less than .04 cents a mil. I go thru 5-6 mil per day...so well under $10 a month.
Mt Baker Vapor is one of the cheapest for pre-made juice. Sometimes I order from them and get extra flavor shots...then cut it down with PG or VG to cut the cost even further.
Mt Baker Vapor is one of the cheapest for pre-made juice. Sometimes I order from them and get extra flavor shots...then cut it down with PG or VG to cut the cost even further.
Azure Vaping Home Is your best bet for premade juice and a cheap price and it's good stuff. $16 USD for 120mls.
Beyond that, it's really DIY.
Beyond that, it's really DIY.
I also make my own juice and save a lot doing this. I buy VG and PG from a local pharmacy. I don't use nicotine anymore, but when I did I bought from RTSVapes. Talk to them about shipping to New Zealand. There are lots of places to buy flavorings from. Our DIY forum is here.
Wow! Great info in this thread.
I read most of the stickys in the DIY subforum and plan to read them all. I had a feeling there was more to this then watching a couple of videos on YouTube.
I have some more e-liquid on order as I wasn't really planning on making my own until I read how much money can be saved over the long run. I also don't know which flavors I would consider making on my own yet, other then a cherry/watermelon mix I make from off the shelf juices. I love that combo, but not for all day.
I'll have to look into rebuilding atty"s next.
Thank you for the insight.
I read most of the stickys in the DIY subforum and plan to read them all. I had a feeling there was more to this then watching a couple of videos on YouTube.
I have some more e-liquid on order as I wasn't really planning on making my own until I read how much money can be saved over the long run. I also don't know which flavors I would consider making on my own yet, other then a cherry/watermelon mix I make from off the shelf juices. I love that combo, but not for all day.
I'll have to look into rebuilding atty"s next.
Thank you for the insight.
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