The general average seems to be about 2 to 3 ml per day some more, some less. I use around 2 -2.5 ml day. So I budget 60 ml month. Once you find a vendor and flavor you like many sell in larger bottles at a better price so your cost can go down for juice or you may decide to mix your own later on.
How much e-liquid do you vape per day?
Jun 24, 2010 · I go through anywhere from 4 to 7 ml a day, so I'm guessing I'd go through about 180ml of 24mg juice per month (dang that sounds like alot). Now you have to remember that higher voltage or low res attys will go through more juice than your normal 510 …
How much does 30 ml of vape juice cost?
If I stick to my nic salts, a 7ml squonk bottle of 25mg juice lasts 3-4 days of MTL vaping, so ~70mls per month... If I'm vaping DTL (6mg freebase) I can vape 20mls a day or more, so about 600mls per month. I usually go back and forth between mods throughout the day so those are only approximations.
What size vape juice bottles should you buy?
Dec 05, 2010 · The general average seems to be about 2 to 3 ml per day some more, some less. I use around 2 -2.5 ml day. So I budget 60 ml month. Once you find a vendor and flavor you like many sell in larger bottles at a better price so your cost can go down for juice or you may decide to mix your own later on. I think you are on track. try the pay it forward sub forum you can pick …
How much e-liquid do I need for a month’s worth?
Mar 27, 2019 · 30ml of juice = between $8 and $20. Premium E-liquid. 30ml = between $10 and $30. Organic E-liquid. 30ml = between $30 and $50. Nic Salts E-liquid. 30ml = between $15 and $40. Let’s take a deeper look into what goes into pricing.Also, it’s important to remember that the cost of vaping doesn’t just depend on e-liquid.
How much vape juice do you use in a month?
The general average seems to be about 2 to 3 ml per day some more, some less. I use around 2 -2.5 ml day. So I budget 60 ml month. Once you find a vendor and flavor you like many sell in larger bottles at a better price so your cost can go down for juice or you may decide to mix your own later on.Nov 21, 2010
How much vape juice do you go through in a day?
If you're using a pen-style device… For heavy smokers – of a pack a day or more – 18 mg/ml e-liquid is the ideal level. If you smoked a little less – up to a pack a day – 12 mg/ml will likely be enough nicotine for your needs, and will keep the throat hit more manageable.Sep 30, 2018
How much juice does the average person vape?
Average Regular E-juice (Freebase Nicotine) Consumption In a study done in 2014, most vapers vaped 2-6 ml per day.Jun 8, 2018
How long should a bottle of vape juice last?
You should realistically not leave the juice for more than 5 days. At this point, it will usually have been too long and start to taste awful. If you leave a tank un-vaped for too long, the coil floods and starts to leak.Jun 28, 2021
How many puffs of a 20mg vape is equal to a cigarette?
When we transfer it into puffs on average, it means that you will have to take 500 hits of vape to smoke as much nicotine as you would with a single cigarette. This is a big difference in nicotine intake! Bear in mind that there are e-juices with even less nicotine.Oct 26, 2020
How long should a 10ml bottle of vape juice last?
about five daysOn average, a 10ml bottle of vape juice is the equivalent of 100 traditional cigarettes. So, if you used to smoke a pack of 20 cigarettes a day, a 10ml bottle of vape juice should last you about five days. A 100ml bottle should last up to 50 days.Oct 26, 2020
How many puffs of 50mg vape equals a cigarette?
800 puffs50mg / 800 puffs = about .06mg of nicotine in each puff To make that comparable to a cigarette (which we'll say has 1mg of nicotine for easy math), you'd need to take 16 puffs off of the Breeze Plus to equal the same amount of nicotine in a traditional tobacco cigarette.May 19, 2021
How long should 800 puffs last?
How long can 800 disposable electronic cigarettes last? It can be used for several days. If the frequency is high, it may be used up in one or two days. If you want to recycle, you need to use recyclable electronic cigarettes.Jun 2, 2020
How long does a 60 mL bottle of vape juice last?
Generally speaking, if you are an average vaper, you can make a 60 mL bottle of e-liquid last around two weeks. That will end up being lesser if you are into vaping on a heavy level. On the average, a typical vaper can make a 100 mL bottle last for as much as a month or more.Mar 5, 2018
How long should a 30ml bottle of vape juice last?
about 10-15 daysThe average vaper goes through about 2-3mL per day, assuming you are using the right nicotine levels and taking vape breaks. Simple math leads us to the answer that vaping a 30mL bottle will last us about 10-15 days.May 1, 2020
Is 30 mL of nicotine a lot?
30mg is still enough to satisfy most vapers, including those who have recently quit smoking. However, it is significantly lower than 50mg, so most vapers notice the difference. 30mg is just above half the amount of 50mg, so bear this in mind.Nov 15, 2019
How much does 30ml of vape juice cost?
A 30 ml bottle of their vape juice will cost you around $6 or $7, which comes to about $ 0.23 per milliliter. This is the right price for all vapers who want to vape on a good-tasting vape juice and just get on with their day.Mar 27, 2019
msjay Full Member
I'm trying to figure out how much e-liquid I will need for a month's supply. My funds are rather limited so I'm really trying to budget this thing out. I used to smoke 1 pack a day. It has been a little over a week since I started vaping. I've estimated that about 10ml of e-liquid will last four days.
Dee74 Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
The general average seems to be about 2 to 3 ml per day some more, some less. I use around 2 -2.5 ml day. So I budget 60 ml month. Once you find a vendor and flavor you like many sell in larger bottles at a better price so your cost can go down for juice or you may decide to mix your own later on. I think you are on track.
msjay Full Member
Dee, thanks for confirming this. I was not too far off the mark. However, I just realized that my math did not add up. What I meant to say was: 10 ml every 4 days should add up to about 75 ml a month. Your response helps a lot. Thanks again.
Firefly13 Unregistered Supplier ECF Veteran
About 150ml per month, and still haven't found my 'all day' vape, it's always about 5 or 6 different fruity things during the day and something mellow in the evening.
NCC Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran
It took me a good while to figure out how much I was consuming per day. Finally, I got some 3.75ml dropper bottles a few months ago and that made things a lot more clear, since they seem to hold about a day's worth of juice for me.
makasin Super Member ECF Veteran
Holy crap! you just vape like crazy! haha I dont really know how much I vape, probably around 1ml-1.5 a day. Any more and I seem to get a racing heart. I vape 24mg juice. I think im gonna step it down with some 16 or 12 though, cause of the high heart rate/ blood pressure.
grandmato5 Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran
I use 3-4ml per day but my average really doesn't have any effect on yours since we are all so different in how much we vape. Even with limited funds do yourself the favor and average high in the beginning. Always better to have more than you'll need than not enough.
How much does a 30ml bottle of vape juice cost?
A 30 ml bottle of their vape juice will cost you around $6 or $7, which comes to about $ 0.23 per milliliter. This is the right price for all vapers who want to vape on a good-tasting vape juice and just get on with their day.
How much does a vape juice cost?
Vape juice price range is pretty wide – you can find juices that cost as little as $7 per 30 ml (which is usually enough for four or five days of vaping for heavy vapers). On the other hand, there are brands that cost as much as $40 per 30 ml.
What are the ingredients in vape juice?
Vape juice has a handful of ingredients in it – vegetable glycerin, propylene glycol, flavorings, and nicotine (read more about how to choose your nic level here). Since there’s only so much that manufacturers can put in a juice, the quality of what goes in becomes that much more important.
Why are organic vape juices so expensive?
I mentioned above how organic vape juices tend to be more expensive than the regular ones. In part, that’s because of the quality of the ingredients. However, another significant cost is the process of obtaining a certificate that proves that the juice is indeed organic.
Why do vape juice companies charge premium?
Instead of offering a low-end product, and selling it in bulk, some companies purposefully charge a premium because they are going after high-paying customers. Of course, this is usually reflected in the product quality but it doesn’t have to be – sometimes is just a question of putting the same generic vape juice in a high-gloss packaging and raising the price. Sometimes you will get your juice in nondescript plastic bottles packed in small cardboard boxes. Other times, these bottles will be high-quality glass, featuring a designer label and artwork. The packaging will also be carefully considered – ultra protective, with foam cut-outs to protect the juice during transport. This can considerably hike up the price for a milliliter.
Is vape juice cheap?
When I say regular, I mean vape juice that’s available in most vape shops around you. It’s affordable but not too cheap; the ingredients are fine, but not top notch; and there’s no marketing or hoopla surrounding it. These juices are reasonably priced because the makers use affordable marketing techniques, minimal steeping, minimal packaging, no certification, rudimentary manufacturing processes, and so on.
Does vaping help you save?
So, yes, vaping did help me save quite a bit over the years. You could probably save even more – it will depend on how much you smoke, how much juice you will need to replace that habit, and how much you are willing to pay for a 30 ml bottle. Not all vape juices are created equal.
My how we've fallen
It's interesting how much activity has declined since the rise of pod systems and disposables. We used to be an active community when most of us were using more serious equipment. There was a lot more variety and interesting topics to talk about. There were a lot more build questions and so forth.
This is why you shouldn't always trust what reviewers say
I was watching a review for a sub ohm tank that I am kinda interested for (Vaporesso itank). The Vaporesso site , shows a picture of how many puffs you can get with the 8ml tank capacity ,depending on how many watts you vape.It says 200-300 puffs to empty the whole tank at 55-75 watt range.
