Vaping has been more expensive than smoking for me, sorry but I can get a pouch of tobacco for 20$ an it lasts a week. My liquid an coils cost more than that an I can't be bothered with diy an building
Well, being a software developer for a quarter century of my life let's approach this with logic
And that makes it good that you have the choice to not build or diy. There's no law that says you have to do either but you pay for that convenience, literally, in a bigger bottom line. Whatever works for you is the way you should do it
I think herb was making a joke based on an alternate usage of the word shaky in the US.
Jay
Don't get discouraged, @Skold. It took me six months to break even (had to find my "zone"). After that the savings began ringing up large.
I'm far from the best case study for savings, but even me has seen amazing financial results, now 5.5 years in. My spend has been 49% of what I would have spent on cigs during the same period, representing a real savings of $37,407.30
Don't get discouraged - it will spin up soon. Find that zone, and roll in the savings. It WILL come.
Can you maybe take a pic or 2 of this grommet set up so that I fully understand?Yup there's that and it works well too,with the top silicone gasket thing doubled up.
If you put the protank bottom grommet in the air tube of the RBA,you get a rba with a tight draw.(I use the v1 RBA)
Each to their own though.
While I understand your point, and obviously everyone has to decide their own priorities, I can easily diy and build in less time each week than it took me to roll my smokes for a week.Vaping has been more expensive than smoking for me, sorry but I can get a pouch of tobacco for 20$ an it lasts a week. My liquid an coils cost more than that an I can't be bothered with diy an building
I'm with ya, @Krisma !Good morning Tp'rs consider all posts liked
I just read all the comments about reducing nic and wondered why people felt they should be reducing nic levels. Is it peer pressure or a general feel of I don't need as much.
Way back when we started on 8mg (misunderstood the amount of nic we were smoking) it worked though and we stopped smoking immediately. Over the years I dropped that to about 6 but not for any reason other than it was easier to mix when I changed brands of nic. Hubby dropped when he went sub ohm because he felt he was getting too much nic.
I decided ages ago that I was happy with my nic content and had no intention of getting lower or even off nic but I find a lot of posts where people have plans to be on zero nic. I know that my body is programmed to function with nic and thats ok by me.
I guess not because Shawn said the STM RBA coil does not fit in the nano (which I imagine would be turn-off for you since you are mastering the building of those)
I missed that when I was replying, and thought it was mostly a time issue. Sorry. Others may have suggestions, but I can see why it would be easier to just use factory coil heads in that case.
That's part of what's so wonderful about vaping, we can choose how we do it to make it all work how we want it to. In my case I'd want that extra $40 a month to go towards more gear and flavorings, but those are my priorities and everyone's mileage varies.
Without a doubt, despite all the packages that come into my mailbox, I'm spending less to vape than I did while smoking and enjoying it a million times more than I ever enjoyed smoking.
Unflavored isn't too bad
