Okay, so I’ve been messing around with these Lost Mary vapes lately, and I wanted to see just how long they actually last. You know, like, how many hits can you really get out of one? I grabbed a few different models to test this out. They say each one of these things can give you about 5000 puffs. Sounds like a lot, right?
I started with the OS5000 ’cause I saw it mentioned online as an older model. It’s supposed to have 13.5 mL of liquid. First day, I took it pretty easy, probably around 150 puffs throughout the day. Just to get a feel for it, you know? I noticed that these things have a pretty solid firing mechanism. Each puff felt consistent, which is good.
Then I moved on to a newer model that claims to have 16 mL of liquid and a whopping 15,000 puffs. I was like, “No way, let’s see about that.” I started tracking my usage more closely. On average, I found myself taking about 140 puffs a day. I read somewhere that this is pretty normal for most people who vape regularly.
- Day 1: Around 150 puffs.
- Day 2: Closer to 140.
- Day 3: Still around 140.
But here’s the thing, after a while, I noticed something weird. When I recharged them, they started to taste burnt. It was gross. I figured it’s probably the coil or maybe I was just out of liquid, even though the indicator didn’t say so. It got me thinking that maybe these disposable ones aren’t meant to be recharged, even if you can.
My Realization
So, after using these Lost Marys for a while, I realized that the number of hits you get really depends on your own vaping habits. I mean, if you’re a light vaper, one of these could last you a month or even two. But if you’re puffing away all day, it’s gonna be a lot less. Plus, that burnt taste after recharging? Not cool. It made me think twice about using disposables, especially if I plan on recharging them.
I guess what I’m trying to say is, these Lost Mary vapes are pretty decent, and they do last a good while if you’re not hitting them constantly. But that whole 5000 or 15,000 puffs? It’s more like a ballpark figure. It all comes down to how you use them. And if you’re gonna recharge, be prepared for that nasty burnt flavor. Might be better to just toss it and grab a new one. That’s my two cents, anyway.
