How long do Blu cartridges last compared to Blu Disposables

[Ottobon]

I have always found Blu disposables nice but way too short lasting. Recently they started selling Blu kits for $35, but it might be for this month only. Anyways i can get about 1 to 1/2 days out of a Blu cigerette, or as low as 8-12 Hours if I'm really having a bad day. The standard kits seem WAY smaller, so im not holding out hope that they could last that long, but I'd like to ask peoples opinions on this before i presume how good/bad they are.

For basic comparison how many cartridges do you think I'd go through in the same time as one disposable?

They advertise 400 puffs for Disposables (this seems inflated, but almost all list "puffs" are) a wiki i found stats carts last about 250 puffs. With this in mind i can get a Disposable for $8 (good hook up!) and carts for $12, so given this bases or about 100 Puffs per dollar with Carts, if they are actually this decent, compared to 50 per Dollar for disposables. Sounds right? Whats your opinion.


PS: I could get a tank kit, but everyone i have tried has made me feel sick or dizzy, i have NO interest in any of the store bought ones so please dont change subject and recommend that, I'd love to find a good system but im only working with about $40 for a kit.

O yeah, comparibly i can get a E cigar and i dont know the actual puffs, but the Formula 51 brand for $20 dollars lasts me 5-6 days. Hmmm Maybe just get more of those as theres no start up cost. Hope you can help

 

[MrGypsy]

Im going start off with somthing you do not want to hear. Blu is a big no no and has been boycotted for a while now. Blu was bought out by Lorillard, Inc. a while back.

Lorillard Tobacco Company subsidiary, is the third largest manufacturer of cigarettes in the United States. Founded in 1760, Lorillard is the oldest continuously operating tobacco company in the U.S. Newport, Lorillard’s flagship menthol-flavored premium cigarette brand, is the top selling menthol and second largest selling cigarette in the U.S. In addition to Newport, the Lorillard product line has four additional brand families marketed under the Kent, True, Maverick and Old Gold brand names. These five brands include 43 different product

With that said the choice to use them or not is up to you( I see analog cig companies as the enemies).


Now on to the ecig kit if your looking for. A great ecig kit that will fit in you budget as well, would be variable voltage(vv are very popular right now) ecig kit. Comes with a tank so your ready to go. Buy some ejuice and refill as you go.

It fits in you budget its marked down to $30.00 right now. You can get the ecig $30, 10ml of ejuice $5 and shipping is $5 flat your total comes out to $40

Hope this helps stay strong vape on

 

[Coastal Cowboy]

I really liked the flavor of the Blu disposable but hated the short lifetime. That flavor and vapor volume was key to getting me off of the stinkies, but the cost/performance ratio wasn't there.

So I upgraded to an eGo starter pack and used this forum to figure out that Johnson Creek's Domestic Tobacco is about as close to the Blu disposable flavor as you're ever gonna get. I've also heard that their Vanda is the basis of what they provide to Blu for the menthol flavor.

Cost was an important factor for me. I had to show myself that I could kick the habit at the same or lower cost than smoking, using patches/gums or taking freak-ya-out medication. That eGo starter kit did it, and adding the JC Domestic flavor made it go "ahhhh..."

An eGo battery or two, a Kanger Evod clearo or two, a battery charger and a bottle of JC Domestic (or Vanda) and I was good.