Most can't handle high levels of nicotine if they are blowing clouds all day long. They'd get sleepy...
Serious Question: What's the point of vaping low nic juice on a high powered Mod?
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Hell, I'm sleepy anyway.
or is it just lazy
Sleeping can be a hobby. Sandra likes to get 12 hours in a day...
It's funny how the most useless "clone vs authentic" type threads always end up a total mess.
But I can't get parts for a Model T at Parts America either. And its not the stores fault, they sell what sells. And consumers have decided they don't want Model T parts.
But there is plenty of gear sold that works at low watts.
And was it ever common for that class of low watts gear to be sold at local vape shops?? The kind that are kitty-Kornor from a CVS/Walgreens everywhere?? I'm a modern vaper so when I go to a store I expect it to be full of what I like. And I expect to be able to go to new shops often. But was it ever common for low watts stuff?? It wasn't around here.
And I think profit margins are tighter then ever not looser. The old school stores sold bathtub vape for 7 bucks a 10ml which is like 90% profit. It was easy to make money then. Now its mostly bottled juice that while its cheaper for us consumers isn't nearly as profitable for the stores. And on equipment the are competing against the dozens of other local stores and the ever growing innernet stores.
I have to say that your memory of what it was like being a vaper 4-5 years ago is quite different than mine.
What I remember from the old days when there was only one vape store in town was waiting outside for my turn to wait inside for my turn to be waited on.
And it took forever for them to teach a noob how to use their new eGo.
And it took forever for them to teach a noob how to use their new eGo.
I remember when the only vape show was the tobacco store I was buying 'pipe' tobacco and tubes from. I asked them once if they had BLU cartos. They did not, but sold me blank 510s and Hangsen RY4...
I have no memory of vaping five years ago except what I could buy in a gas station or airport.
Which kinda is my point, that vape shops were very rare.
New ones opening up ain't even stocking the old stuff. Older shops have shelves full of it but its unlikely to ever sell. I read here people having trouble finding carto stuff. And I hear my local shop owner saying he knows he's gonna eat that stuff.
Last night I went to a shop in the big city (Syracuse but its all we got ok) and even RBA's are getting pushed out. All RBA's, about 40 of them real and clone were 10 bucks. Again most of the newer stores don't even stock RBA's.
But they did sell Zen mods and Kabuki tanks so low power users still have choices.
I'm old enough to remember when Craftsman made good tools and in the USA and Sears was everywhere. Now Craftsman is so-so quality and made overseas and Sears is long gone.
Times change. They just do. Again on tools cause thats kinda my thing, Porter Cable used to be made in Syracuse NY and were good. Then Tenn and where GREAT. Now they are made in China and suck. This makes me very sad but its not gonna change. And Dewalt took me into its loving embrace anyway.
Which kinda is my point, that vape shops were very rare.
New ones opening up ain't even stocking the old stuff. Older shops have shelves full of it but its unlikely to ever sell. I read here people having trouble finding carto stuff. And I hear my local shop owner saying he knows he's gonna eat that stuff.
Last night I went to a shop in the big city (Syracuse but its all we got ok) and even RBA's are getting pushed out. All RBA's, about 40 of them real and clone were 10 bucks. Again most of the newer stores don't even stock RBA's.
But they did sell Zen mods and Kabuki tanks so low power users still have choices.
I'm old enough to remember when Craftsman made good tools and in the USA and Sears was everywhere. Now Craftsman is so-so quality and made overseas and Sears is long gone.
Times change. They just do. Again on tools cause thats kinda my thing, Porter Cable used to be made in Syracuse NY and were good. Then Tenn and where GREAT. Now they are made in China and suck. This makes me very sad but its not gonna change. And Dewalt took me into its loving embrace anyway.
Ya I see RBAs suffering the same fate as carto tanks. If you take care of them, they will last forever. So why would a shop want to sell you something that would insure that you would never need to cross their threshold again?!?
The wise buyer doesn't want to cross their threshold any more often than they have to.
BTW, there are now more vape shops than smoke shops here. Most of which I have never been in.
The wise buyer doesn't want to cross their threshold any more often than they have to.
BTW, there are now more vape shops than smoke shops here. Most of which I have never been in.
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If I ran a business I would try to sell as few things as possible that were rebuild able. Not counting the deep pocket hobbyist. Thats risky though cause inventory has to be high. If they want it and you have it the will pay extra. If you say you can order it the hobbyist will say so can I.
Its like trucks, Toyota is like Provari. Innokin is like Chevy. Dodge is like Fasttech.
But they all wanna sell you parts.
I don't cater or favor with prejudice rather I help explain the differences and let them decide.........
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From the B&Ms I have seen in my area they just re-sell what they buy for cheap on Fastech...
You are so wrong. It is all about the Cisco Spec 510.
Always with me, even with gas guzzlers on hand.
What I think myself and have heard also is vape shops are like ink jet printers. Basicly give the equipment away and make money on juice and coils.
A year ago when store made juice was common it had to be pretty near a license to print money.
You are so wrong. It is all about the Cisco Spec 510.
Always with me, even with gas guzzlers on hand.
You can keep the 510's, I like the 306's and the 901's much better.
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