Vaping for under $35 per month

[chinolofus]

Sounds like it's about time for Mrs. Kodiak to learn to build coils with some of her free time!

You can buy her this as a present, explaining you thought she deserved a new hobby - jewelry making!

Amazon.com: Artistic Wire Coiling Gizmo(R) Deluxe Winder for Jewelry Making: Arts, Crafts & Sewing

i bought an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner. told the wife its for both of us, that way it wasnt lumped into my ecig spending lol.

 

[mackman]

With a Reo, a RM2 (RBA), some Kanthal, some cotton (lifetime supply for $4) and a coil winder and your DIY juice you have everything you will ever need. The perfect vape and $$$ in your pocket. reosmods.com

 

[flexsr]

That information in two sentences mackman just dropped easily cost me 3-5 thousand dollars. He 1000 percent correct

 

[Myrany]

With a Reo, a RM2 (RBA), some Kanthal, some cotton (lifetime supply for $4) and a coil winder and your DIY juice you have everything you will ever need. The perfect vape and $$$ in your pocket. reosmods.com

THIS^

Except I don't bother with a coil winder and just wind on a 16 guage syringe needle.

 

[Penn]

I was going to get into DIY and read a couple blogs that got me so confused, I just placed another order for ejuice. I'd love to figure out how to start without a ton of things to buy and the confusion of getting the taste with steeping. I'll get there one day. Today I cleaned and dry burnt my first coil for a PT mini2 and it works great. I was proud that it turned out like the video. Someday soon, I hope I'll get to DIY.

I don't know what blog you are reading but there isn't a ton of stuff to buy and it isn't confusing if you just go one step at a time.

Nicotine base. Plain PG and VG. Flavor. Syringes and needles. Bottles (I'll assume you will just recycle empty bottles for store bought juice). Protective equipment (you may have all you need of this but I'll include just gloves for the sake of demonstration of cost and ease).

This can be purchased for less than $20 at Wizard Labs for the 7 basic items I just mentioned. Assuming your flavor can be just 10% of the finished mix (some are more, some are less) that will get you 80ml before you run out of flavor ONLY. You will still have a lot of leftovers of everything else.

I understand the desire to make sure people use safety and teach a person to make a good quality mix but, really some make it sound more complicated than it is. Normal humans can just use common sense to safely DIY.

If you want to listen to the tin foil hats you may want to get into DIY now because there is possible that the FDA will hinder DIY in the future.

 

[VapieDan]

The funny thing is I never realized the cigarette outlay. Just buy a pack or carton all the time. When the counters here showed up I was absolutely taken back by what I (and others) were spending on tobacco. The other nice thing is you have something permanent to keep and or collect. No pun intended but all that money I spent on cigarettes "Went up in smoke".