The types of reputable vendors most of us order from are not looking to draw attention to themselves by violating a state's laws. Other states already have online bans in place, and vendors don't ship there. I can't see why a reputable vendor would risk the liability to ship where their product is not allowed.
FT might not care, but do you want to vape DeKang only? And if you do locate some odd small vendor willing to ship to NY, do you really feel you can trust the product being sold?
If I want commercial
juice I'll order it to be delivered to my daughter's CT address and get them from her after a weekend she spends back at mom's. Otherwise it'll be DIY only for me, which is sort of a pain given I'm now in an assisted living place. While it is independent and I have privacy, I still have housekeeping coming in regularly along with the occasional State inspections of the facility as it's still considered a health care operation. The don't ask don't tell rule applies, and no one cares that I vape so long as I don't set off the smoke alarm, but I can't exactly set up a permanent mix station and leave everything out. So I'll be mixing in larger batches and then storing all my stuff away. I have limited freezer space so some will be with me, some in my daughter's freezer in Brooklyn, and some in her mom's freezer in CT. Not so terrible as my now 30 years supply of nic base is in multiple locations and I know the flood zones for all of them, and I have backup generators where I am and at her mom's in CT.
If NYC loses power for a few days and her Brooklyn freezer is a failure, truth is, I'm in worse trouble with an extended blackout in NY than just losing some nic base.