Any new vapers in West LA?

[Steadfast619]

I've been vaping for a little over a month, the guys at Natural Vapes have been a huge help. Their house line, Bare Naked, is by far the best I've tried so far. Blue ice is my fave.

I was pretty lost when it came to e-cigs, but I stumbled in the shop an have been a happy customer ever since. Check 'em out!

 

[poisonedorange]

I'm in Santa Clarita. People are so sensitive around here when it comes to vaping. How is it WLA? People get cranky when you're vaping on the street?

 

[africanizedkiller]

The shops on the east side are pretty decent as well. I'm talking East Hollywood and K-town. Check 'em out sometime if you're in the area.

 

[akmikhail92]

I'm in Santa Clarita. People are so sensitive around here when it comes to vaping. How is it WLA? People get cranky when you're vaping on the street?

I love in the valley but I go to coc. I must agree I get all those looks when im in santa clarita. But I just brush it off cause im just glad im getting rid of cigarettes. As for scv I heard of a new vape shop that opened up on the old road called,Ironically, scv vapes. And that newstand off bouquet had a vape shop inside that has expanded to their own store 4 doors down right by taco bell and subway. That one is called the vapor dept.

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[Steadfast619]

well, I live in WLA and work in Santa Monica. I see, live, work with, and talk to other vapers all day long!

I've seen security in no-smoking areas give me the eyeball countless times. But they've never told me to vape somewhere else!

Only once have I seen someone walk ahead of me to avoid the vapor trails (and I'm usually ultra sensitive to vaping while pedestrians are behind me). For the most part, people are more curious than anything, and if nothing else they just nod and move on. I think PV's are becoming more common place (at least on the west side), and as they do, social acceptance and appreciation will continue to grow.

 

[Steadfast619]

well, I live in WLA and work in Santa Monica. I see, live, work with, and talk to other vapers all day long!

I've seen security in no-smoking areas give me the eyeball countless times. But they've never told me to vape somewhere else!

Only once have I seen someone walk ahead of me to avoid the vapor trails (and I'm usually ultra sensitive to vaping while pedestrians are behind me). For the most part, people are more curious than anything, and if nothing else they just nod and move on. I think PV's are becoming more common place (at least on the west side), and as they do, social acceptance and appreciation will continue to grow.