E juice suppliers with nicotine in Canada...
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Thanks for the reply.
Yes I came across that forum and that is why I joined today.
Unfortunately I think you have to belong for a while before being allowed to access anything other than the newcomers forum.
I just bought my e cig yesterday and only have the 0 nic carts....I'm desperate!
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There are a few. Electro-Vapors in Alberta and Canada Vapor in Peterborough, ON are two that I can think off offhand. Northern Vapor in North York, ON used to sell juice and you can still get into the backdoor of his juice sections through his top sellers link on the left, but I don't think he carries juice anymore -- at least, not overtly. You could always E-Mail them and find out. I ordered from Northern when they still carried juice and they were pretty generic-tasting. I've never tried the other two though so I can't attest to how good they are.
For what it's worth though I've ordered tons of juice from US suppliers and have never had a shipment seized. My latest all-juice shipment from Juicy Vapor (15 bottles) just cleared the border on Friday and should be here Tuesday. (Civic holiday here in southern Ontario on Monday, so no mail. Dangit!)
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well....theres your answer slr905
thanks Mindfeild.... only a few more post to go slr905... keep chatting
I haven't had to so far, and honestly haven't really checked the customs forms to see what they were marked as. I did notice that Todd from Vaperite marks the customs form as "Lotion preps" or something like that. I think a lot of vendors are aware of the silliness going on with Health Canada over E-cigs so many of them will enter obscure descriptions on customs forms. Those that aren't willing to do that typically don't ship to Canada. (Blu, Cignot, and a couple of others that I've encountered won't ship to Canada especially because of the E-cig situation and don't want to obfuscate on the customs forms, and I respect that.) I'm sure you could add a note on your order or E-Mail vendors directly and ask though, if you want to be sure.
Also, I'm pretty sure that ban enforcement on hardware doesn't really happen; several Canadian sites have been asked by HC to remove their nic juices (Happy Vaper and Electronic-Cigz for example) but were allowed to keep selling hardware. Happy Vaper still sells juices, but only 0-nic.
Someone suggested they mark it as an ink cartridge refill.
My thought on the ban of nic is they sell it here anyhow in the form of gum, patches, inhalers...I might just open the nic inhaler cartridge and stick the little sponge into the cartomizer!
Yeah, that won't help. Those things use a powder rather than a liquid. I hate those inhalers. I still have a mostly unused box in my desk's hutch. They were like inhaling chalk dust.
ePuff is Canadian. It doesn't matter what they mark the package with. It isn't going through Canada Customs. And if they use XPressPost like many of the the other Canadian Vendors, you should be laughing shortly. Good luck.
Are they active? I tried visiting epuff.ca but the site appears to be down for maintenance.
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