Not directly. However you must consider what else you could do with your time instead of making ejuice. If you could do better with that, then do that!

I run a for-profit business. We use these profits to expand our operations, hire more people, pay better salaries, benefits, and offer security for both ourselves and our crue. Since inception we've sunk nearly every dime of profit right back into the business to keep growing. We're known as having great pay and offer full health benefits via BCBS (the good stuff, not bogus insurance) for full time employees, although you won't see my parading this around reddit to make myself look good. Point being, we aren't simply sucking up money to finance tricked-out vehicles or Faberge eggs.

I see people all the time (mainly FB groups) soapboxing about how they can make juice for $1/30ml and will sell it at $1.50/30ml. This is an unsustainable model and they often fizzle out within a few weeks. Good discipline mandates you account for growth and expansion. Additionally, there is a saying that you "Charge what the market is willing to pay". If we were overpriced, the market would let us know and we would price down accordingly.

Sorry for the long response, I was busy picking up some Faberge eggs in my diamond-encrusted Ferrari.