This section is one we should all find enjoyable, vaping on a budget. Many of us seemed to budget fairly well when we smoked cigarettes and then as soon as we had all this extra money we decided to spend it on more vape gear. I know I am fully guilty of doing this exact same thing. In some cases I've ended up with things I've never used aside from to try the stupid thing out.
Tips
RBAs & RDAs
These right here are some of our most powerful allies on the road to being free from cigarettes and their high cost. Factor in just how much you save by rebuilding your own coils. A pack of 5 coil heads is normally around fifteen dollars, for ten dollars you can buy a 100 ft roll of kanthal and wrap around 300-400 coils.
Cartomizer Tanks
Carto tanks aren't what I would call a god send, but on the same token you can get cartos for about $1.20 a piece. That's roughly half of what standard coils cost. Carto tanks seem to be allot better suited for chain vapers as well.
Wicking Materials
All I have to say when it come to this subject, is stay away from all the gimmick ridden junk that can be found. eco wool, silica wick, rayon, and Japanese cotton. I'm not saying don't try it. Just don't let someone talk you into paying $5 for one pad of Japanese cotton, and expect it to be some major breakthrough in vape technology. Cotton is cheap and plentiful!
Ego Batteries
Not everyone has the need or the want to operate some huge, over the top, screaming metal death trap of vape. Some people just want something that will work and continue to work with minimal effort or up keep. Ego batteries are exactly that, you can get a decent ego battery for $10 -$25. If the fucker breaks, get a new one... It was cheap...
Clones
Here's a topic that could get me into trouble. Many people have a deep moral objection towards clones and their makers, because simply put they are counterfeiting other peoples work. I understand these peoples moral objections and to a certain degree I share them. However, when an authentic is $350 for a fucking stainless steel tube with a god damn spring button on it I have an issue. Like allot of things in vaping, owning a "real" or "authentic" Mechanical mod can be quite expensive.
DiY or Home Made E Juice
Here's the part where most people will likely shriek in horror and run away terrified of the thought of makeing one's own E juice. The even more screwed up thing is they have no idea how laughably easy it can be to mix your own juice. The best part of all of it is you can go from paying $18.99 for a 30 ml to something more like $2.50 -$5.00. Depending on the route you go you can save a shit load of money in the long run and still have more juice than you need. Mixing may be something that takes a bit to get used to, but for ten minutes out of your day every few days you can make as much juice as you need.
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