What's wrong with electric cigarettes?

Factual Questions
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These are the sites I ordered my stuff from, although there are a kajillion places to get it.

VG (vegetable glycerin) with nicotine 36 mg/mL: $21.99/240mL or $0.09/mL

Propylene Glycol (plain): 8.95/240 mL or $0.037/mL

Various flavorings, the ones that I use often are 30 mL bottles, but smaller ones are more expensive per mL: $6/30mL (average, range is $5-7) or $0.20/mL

A typical batch for me (12 mg/mL) of, say 10 mL is:

3.3 mL VG/nicotine: $0.30
4.7 mL PG: $0.17
2 mL flavoring (average): $0.40

for a total cost of 8.7 cents per mL of juice.

I also buy cartomizers, the ones I buy are under $8 for 5, and I’ll get several days to a week out of one. I wash them, and most of the time they are reusable again. You just fill them with juice and go, the atomizer’s built in.

This, of course, is bare minimum. I’m a sucker for gadgets and tinkering, so I have to really control myself there.

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Cool. So you buy “510” batteries somewhere? That is my largest expense. The Safe Cig batteries wear out quickly.

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I’m at work, and my computer is being goofy for some reason and not loading the page, but I bought my Riva 510 from www.liberty-flights.com, two batteries, two atomizers (unused still) and a charger for $30. It’s bigger than a cigarette, but the battery lasts much longer. (coupon code, I think, was “ecf”)

I also have a Joye 510 from here, (coupon code ecf15%) it’s smaller, but doesn’t last as long. I don’t use it very often, both due to the smaller battery, and because I can’t use the lower-resistance cartomizers on it (it’ll drain the battery uselessly quickly).

Anything that says “510” is interchangable with anything else.

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Thanks, Bear.