how much did cigarettes cost in the 80s?
i remember buying a carton of smokes in north carolina in the
late 70's, early 80's and it cost: $1.77! haha! that's less than
one penny per cigarette!
20 bucks is okay with me answer: `1.00` you can use it as soon as you get it.  keep in mind, no one can go into the dispensary with you unless they have a caretaker card, or a mmj card too.  also, they don't take debit or credit cards, you have to pay cash.  the average price of a cartridge is $50.  get a pen and battery form the dispensary (about $10). they burn at a lower temp than what you get at a regular vape store. 

you can also go online and see what they have available in your local dispensary.  they will have a pharmacist (a real pharmacist, not someone who calls themselves a pharmacist) who will assist you in choosing the right kind for whatever condition you have. me sorry i smoked crack that is still 135 more than i'd pay you. in india they have her powered down to 80 something abroad she is above 90 you can find it at https://cbc.gov.ky/images/documents/customs-tariff-law-2017-revision.pdf chapter 22, which starts on page 48 tariffs range anywhere from $2/litre to $16/litre, depending what you are bringing in - some of them are a pecentage. the latest algo price is £1.021 for l5 i’ve seen 115 to 120k base and 30-50k rsu Actually, it could be either hydrogen or methane. Both have been used but both are HIGHLY flammable, and methane even MORE dangerous than hydrogen is.   

  

I quote from the article cited below:   

  

With Helium being expensive and now subject to shortage, many people are looking for more available and inexpensive alternatives.   

  

But it surprises me that party balloons sold anywhere in the USA are even ALLOWED to be filled with ANYTHING BUT Helium! Regardless of being more expensive and there being a shortage, if I were a RETAILER, I would not want the chance of a LAWSUIT from the damages, medical or otherwise, which can be so READILY caused by using hydrogen or methane.   

  

Do you remember the old TV show from the 1970's, "Love Boat?" The actor who played, "Gopher," Fred Grandy, had his hands horribly burned by balloons that were filled with hydrogen, and were popped and exploded. I quote from second article below:   

  

But in 1982, a scary accident occurred in a Turkish taxi: A cigarette ignited some balloons that were inexplicably filled with hydrogen, injuring Tewes, Grandy, and several others; Grandy suffered severe burns on his hands and face.   

  

So, there you have it. If I were you, I would try to find out WHERE he got that balloon, and then AVOID getting any future "supplies" from them AT ALL!!! You don't want to mess with that dangerous stuff!   

  

  

Me… kittyslave23… I know my place.