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As someone who is using a nicotine vape to wean off of nicotine, I still don't understand why people buy disposable ones.
It's less cost-effective, less customizable, and more sketchy.
Someone said it's an easy thing to get and "flavourful". There's plenty of cheap expensive vapes... I've seen coworkers with £250 on the unit itself and they have to clean it and replace coils? I can understand someone wanting a care free alternative" that works".
Not for me, just answering your question based on what I was told.
My rig cost me $50, a month's worth of juice and coils is $40.
I see the big expensive rigs and I don't want to spend that much on something I'm hoping to use for a couple years, max. Plus if I lose it I'm out a ton.
Where do you live? I'm in Canada and the government is making it super expensive to vape here it sucks.
Pennsylvania