How much does it cost to maintain an e cig?

May 13, 2013 by 4 Comments

Question by Colton: How much does it cost to maintain an e cig?
I want to get an ego-t e cig but I heard they could be pretty pricey to maintain, while I also heard that it barely costs anything at all to maintain (including buying e juice, parts etc.)… So what is a price range I would be looking at per month?

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Answer by Other – Food ‘n Drink
Wouldn’t know the exact price range, but I remember specifically that you will spend the most amount of money on the actual product itself at first. From then on, you will be saving LOADS of money. Since e-cigs have no tobacco, they are no taxed like crazy by the government like plain cigarettes. Plus if you want to quite, or want a new taste to your smoking, e-boges are definitely the way to go.

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How much do electronic cigarettes sell for?

January 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Question by McNedddyX: How much do electronic cigarettes sell for?
Hello everyone, I am just curious to see how much electronic cigarettes are because of 2 reasons.1. My mother is a smoker, and complains about money often, and smoking would help her budget out. 2. I am actually curious to see how much they sell for. Thank you.

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Answer by Cora
disposable electronic cigarettes range from 10-15$ . ones that are rechargeable are around 70$ .

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Q&A: How much does an electric cigarette cost?

December 31, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Question by Heidi: How much does an electric cigarette cost?
my mom wants to stop smoking and heard that those fake electric cigarettes can help you get through the process. does anyone know how much they cost?

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Answer by metagg
Short Answer: A starter kit should NOT cost more than $ 50.
Long Answer: The electronic cigarette comes in three parts. To buy each part separately, it’d cost about $ 26, but you’ll need a charger for the battery, and you really need a second battery and maybe a second atomizer… basically you need enough parts for two e-cigs, because something always needs charging, and if a part goes bad, you have to wait for shipping of a new part, so you want a backup so you don’t buy regular cigarettes while you wait for replacement parts to arrive in the mail. So the easiest thing to do when starting is to get the Starter Kit; most come with enough parts to make 2 e-cigarettes.
Don’t spend more than $ 50 for a starter kit, don’t sign up for a trial period of anything. It should be cut and dry when buying supplies. I suggest buying from awesomevapor.com and also go to www.vapevideos.com to learn how to use an electronic cigarette and tips on getting the most for your money. I suggest the Joye 510, my favorite e-cig, and a friendly unit for people switching over from regular cigarettes. Avoid the models that are bulky, look like big pens, cigars, pipes, or have whistle-shaped tips if the person smokes regular cigarettes. Joye 510, $ 50.

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