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I'm almost certain you cannot. I ordered an original infinity with no problems. I don't think you'll ever have an issue with just hardware (unless you have, it seems like you may have), especially when it is not obviously an e-cig.
Hmmm well another forum member has apparently had a number of hardware Customs rejects (no juice). Hear that yes they can if they want. Issue is that whatever i seem to set my sights on is not available in Canada.
It's like gambling! But I'm fussy and I want what I want
Thanks for the info.
It's like gambling! But I'm fussy and I want what I want
Thanks for the info.Is that an e-cig from Apple? What is an IPro? Could you provide us with a link?
Thanks
Yes this pic particularly makes me drool. Since I'm new I need to find out exactly how to make this happen
It would be if it was iPro
Not bad. Kinda in between a Lavatube & Provari - I'm waiting for something very similar from a Canadian company - the MPV from Artisan Vaping - Coming Soon | Artisan Vaping
I have the Buzz pro from notcigs and it came across the border no problem. Every person i have heard of that had problems with hardware crossing the border used a courier not postal. Just have the item shipped postal and I think you should be ok.
A road trip?
Is that yours? Still exploring what I need to get to make the IPro work, and some people say you need to be experienced to get a tank. True?
I bought an IPro in December from notcigs and had it shipped usps and no problems. Pick up some batteries and a charger from them when you buy the IPro ( I think he sells IPro kits that include batteries and charger) I bought 3 sets of batteries at the time. Nothing special is needed to make your IPro work but if you get the 510 connection, get a 510 to 510 adapter because the threads are recessed in the IPro so you need an adapter or extender to have your 510 tanks and cartos fit nicely.
No, I do not believe that tanks need only be used by experienced vapers. I think tanks make vaping a whole lot better.
Love my IPro and hopefully you will too.
No, I do not believe that tanks need only be used by experienced vapers. I think tanks make vaping a whole lot better.
Love my IPro and hopefully you will too.
Nothing special is needed to make your IPro work but if you get the 510 connection, get a 510 to 510 adapter because the threads are recessed in the IPro so you need an adapter or extender to have your 510 tanks and cartos fit nicely.
No, I do not believe that tanks need only be used by experienced vapers. I think tanks make vaping a whole lot better.
Love my IPro and hopefully you will too.
Thanks for the tips. Glad about the tanks, cause I like the idea and the look a lot. Need to watch some vids, do some research but good to know it's not rocket science
I thought I'd just throw my two cents in again. Anecdotally, you are at almost 0 risk of confiscation at the border when ordering anything to do with electronic cigarettes. I have personally made over 100 orders, most of which contain juice or nicotine, related to e-cigs and not a single one has been confiscated. That isn't luck, it's speaking to the policy at the border. Assuming our stuff would cross at the same place anyways, or arrive at YYZ if airmailed, I would say you share the same minimal risk. It's not really gambling.
As for support, I have about 3 friends that vape that I know outside of the ECF and together they have made about 100 purchases; same deal, not a single issue.
I know that one time my Rawr vapor order (just juice) was stopped for a day and sent back to the shipper (we never found out why) but the same order was resent and cleared without issue again. The border folk can stop and take anything they want, but they usually don't. Given the low % of confiscations, I would be confident in saying that any reputable vendor that cares about PR would just send something again, regardless of cost.
As for support, I have about 3 friends that vape that I know outside of the ECF and together they have made about 100 purchases; same deal, not a single issue.
I know that one time my Rawr vapor order (just juice) was stopped for a day and sent back to the shipper (we never found out why) but the same order was resent and cleared without issue again. The border folk can stop and take anything they want, but they usually don't. Given the low % of confiscations, I would be confident in saying that any reputable vendor that cares about PR would just send something again, regardless of cost.
Thanks. I'm new to all of this so I'm just passing along info given by other people - see my thread here:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/canada-forum/276368-people-experience-dealing-customs.html
Some contradictions...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/canada-forum/276368-people-experience-dealing-customs.html
Some contradictions...
I bought an IPro in December from notcigs and had it shipped usps and no problems. Pick up some batteries and a charger from them when you buy the IPro ( I think he sells IPro kits that include batteries and charger) I bought 3 sets of batteries at the time. Nothing special is needed to make your IPro work but if you get the 510 connection, get a 510 to 510 adapter because the threads are recessed in the IPro so you need an adapter or extender to have your 510 tanks and cartos fit nicely.
No, I do not believe that tanks need only be used by experienced vapers. I think tanks make vaping a whole lot better.
Love my IPro and hopefully you will too.
I had no problem getting my Infinity Pro . Make sure you use an open 510 to 510 adaptor or 510 to ego adaptor on it . It has an airflow issue , not enough airflow without the added airflow that is added by using an adaptor . I got some extra batteries from another source and they had issues , nipple size I think so order your batteries from notcigs and they should work . I didn't like the Trustfire charger they sent but it will work . The only thing with it is the small batteries and closed sides on the charger . An Ultrafire charger I think is better for shorter batteries due to the open sides .
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