E-juice vendors in NYC

[Cool_K]

@Joey_P

Yeah, I Hopstop'ped the distance a week ago. There's nothing in Manhattan as far as I know. But then again, I'm new to vaping and none of my friends vape. One could make a killing in downtown if they can set up shop right. The disposables are doing very well as every deli I enter has them very visibly displayed or sitting right on the counter.

 

[DDark4eva]

Yeah I'm on the Yonkers Bronx border and all the gas stations and deli's sell random disposables and are usually sold out or very low. Sumone could definitely rake it in if a shop opened up

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[Cool_K]

There are plenty of head/smoke shops around here especially in the West Village and they could easily make room for a PV/juice display by removing a .... shelf or two. I don't know what the city laws and regulations are regarding this though.

 

[metropolitan]

i don't know about an e-liquid store but cartomizers and disposables are available at many deli's around the city.
in the greenpoint/williamsburg area of brooklyn you can find them at just about any deli you see.

 

[metropolitan]

and regarding NY laws, they recently passed a law. nothing at all like the fear mongering that was going on that e-cigs would be banned. the law just says you have to treat them as tobacco products for selling purposes --meaning age verification, have to be behind the counter, etc.
as for where you can vape? legally just about anywhere as far as i know. a New York magazine article from a bit over a year ago pointed out that you can vape in bars, restaurants and even in anti-smoking mayor bloomberg's office.

 

[Marc Dixon]

Vapeny has outstanding customer service. They have juice you need. But their egos are not made by joytech. . Other than that they are dedicated to good service. I live in queens and so do they.

 

[Unrequitedandrology]

VapeNY is ok. Spike is a great resource but the other guy is just mediocre. He can't handle helping more than one person at a time and isn't as helpful and informative as spike. She rules

 

[Nev NYC]

I'm new here but read this thread and I believe VapeNY is the most overpriced place I've EVER come across in the 4 months I've been vaping. $125 for an AGA-t2?? $100 for a Vamo?? $20 for a Phoenix RBA?? I do alot of traveling for work and have visited a few B&M stores throughout the NE and yes they're all a bit more expensive than buying online but a 300-400% markup is just wrong when you're trying to be a part of this community. I've been there twice and have bought some stuff but I cannot support a business that I feel takes advantage of this great community.. If you're willing to take the trek way out to Suffolk county, Fluid Vapor does have a B&M store open with limited hours of operation. Also another vendor in the NYC area is Sharkvapor.com.. He doesn't have a B&M store and doesn't have a very wide variety of products but he's a good guy with good prices and will meet you at his pet shop in Elmhurst in a pinch.