See the true cost of your vaping habit — daily, monthly, yearly, and what you'd save by quitting.
Your annual vaping cost
per year at current usage
What your annual vaping cost could buy instead
Individual vape purchases feel small — $5 here, $12 there. But that is exactly why the total cost is so easy to ignore. A disposable vape user going through 4–5 devices per week at $8 each is spending over $1,600 per year without a single large transaction to trigger awareness.
Pod system users fare better per-puff, but device replacements, charger costs, and the tendency to upgrade keep the total higher than expected. Even refillable users buying coils and e-liquid weekly face $300–$600 in annual costs.
Disposable vapes are the most expensive vaping option per puff. A $8 disposable with 600 puffs costs $0.013 per puff. A pod system at $4 per pod with 200 puffs costs $0.020 per puff — but with a refillable system, per-puff costs drop below $0.005. The convenience premium of disposables adds up to hundreds of dollars per year.
But the real savings come from quitting entirely — not switching device types.
Calculate your daily nicotine intake from vaping. Enter your device strength and puffs per day to see total mg, cigarette equivalence, and weekly exposure.
Take the validated Fagerström Test for Nicotine Dependence (FTND). 6 questions. Discover your dependence level and get a personalised quit strategy.
Enter your last cigarette time and track live countdowns to CO clearance (12h), nicotine clearance (72h), and peak craving window. See your current phase.
Every vape-free day adds money to your counter. See it in real time.
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