A quick search on the internet revealed that BoBo-zeman has a couple of shops that deal with e-cigs. Doubt either sells Provari's, but I'm going to check them out tomorrow when I make my big monthly run into town for supplies. Should be interesting. Haven't been to either in ages. The Grateful Shed & Cold Smoke. Shouldn't take too many guesses to figure out what their main products are, especially from the first shop's name (the other shop is just named after a certain type of snow we get here frequently - we're not far from a major ski destination). Certainly not vape gear.
Provari B&M prices... Sheesh!!!
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You guys who have minimal markup are lucky. My local B&M have crazy markups on everything. However, I try my best to support them when I can, with smaller $$ increments. I'd rather have something local thats expensive, than nothing at all!
My local B&M is also only a few miles to the north of Snohomish. Tobacco Joes in Marysville, WA also the same price as Provape so I bought it there to help support actually 2 local businessesThere is a vape shop not to far from me (ok about an hour and a half drive) that sells provari's for the same price as provape. Ofcourse that vape shop is just south of provape them selves
Provari wholesale pricing to B&M stores is only around $20 below what they sell for retail on their site with a min order of 5 units. The B&M owners I know that sell carry provaris know that their profits wont come from the devices but by the add ons such as batteries, charger, cartos, tanks, drip tips, juice and so on. Plus, it brings them a potential repeat new customer. And best of all they get to hang that sign in their window "Authorized Provari reseller"
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