An affordable vape pen, replacement coils and juice may cost you as little as $50 for the first month, while a full-featured box mod paired with an MTL tank, coils, and juice, may go up to $120. After that, you should expect an average of $30-60 per month for coils and juice.
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How much does A 10mL bottle of vape juice cost?
By the bottle Bottle sizes of e-juice can range from 10 mL to 120 mL. Prices vary, and they’re not always predictable based on bottle size. In general, bottles of vape juice range from $10 to $30.
How much does a vape system cost?
These vapes are known as disposables, pod systems, cigalikes, AIOs (all in ones), vape pens, and MTL tanks with small box mods (starter kits). The common price ranges: Disposable vapes: $5-$10. Pod systems: $10 – $30. Vape pens: $15 – $35. MTL starter kits: $30 – $60.
How much vape juice do you get when you refill it?
But the amount of vape juice you’ll get is a small percentage of what you get when you buy a bottle. If you have a refillable vape, the cost will quickly prove itself to be much cheaper than a prefilled device. Most prefilled devices hold a small amount of liquid, usually only around 1 mL.
Why are vapes so expensive?
The common price ranges: Those price ranges are typical, but there are devices that cost more. More expensive vapes often have a higher quality manufacturing, more innovation in design, and rugged durability… but not necessarily better performance.
How much does vape juice cost?
Vape juice is an important factor to consider when calculating the cost of vaping. If your device is prefilled with e-juice, the initial cost is generally cheaper than a refillable one. But the amount of vape juice you’ll get is a small percentage of what you get when you buy a bottle. If you have a refillable vape, the cost will quickly prove itself to be much cheaper than a prefilled device.
How to save money on vape coils?
Building your own coils and e-liquid DIYing are other ways to save money. Wire spools, organic cotton, flavor concentrates, VG, PG, and nicotine base are much cheaper than store-bought vape coils and e-liquid, but they will only be of use to you if you take on vaping as a hobby.
What about advanced vapers?
Most vapers will be happy with their initial purchases and not graduate to these categories. But some will want to spice things up a bit.
What is a hobbyist vape?
Hobbyists are vapers that use multi-battery mods, rebuildable atomizers, mechanical mods, and high-end items. While there are ways to save money when going down that route (more on that in the following section), most hobbyists will generally end up spending much more on their vape gear than the average vaper.
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Do vapes need to be replaced?
All vapes have a heating element (a coil) that needs to get replaced. Think of it like this: your vape is like a lamp and the coil is like the light bulb. Although it won’t go out the same way a bulb does, that heating element needs to be replaced when performance drops off. Because of that, you have to include the cost of coils in your calculations. The coils—which can come in pods, cartridges, or little metal housings—usually cost in the $1-5 range per. They need to be replaced about once a week (but sometimes longer in between).
How much does a dual battery tank cost?
A standard dual-battery mod will cost anywhere between $30 and $90, and a sub ohm tank will generally cost around $30-50. Buying these in a kit will shave the price a bit, bringing it to between $40-100. There are of course more expensive options, but in most cases, these can be considered hobbyist items.
