Retailers in Seattle? Washingtionians please help!

[frankyfive]

Anyone know of a good place to buy Ecigs / PVs in the Seattle Area? (As close to Kent as possible)

I love the Vaporium in Lakewood, they let you try out different flavors and are really helpful at explaining the different technologies. Im looking for the same in the North End. I've got a buddy who wants to get started but cant find a good place with a good selection.

Thanks for any help.

 

[scabbytattoo]

Man I just moved from Washington if I would have know how big vaping was there I would have started years ago. He'll you even got my Baker vapor up in Bellingham. But sorry I don't know any places wish I could help. I'll be moving back soon and I'll be asking the same crap.

 

[DavidOck]

DCVapes, in Puyallup, is the closest I know to Kent.

Nice place, good helpful people, and a juice bar to try new flavors.

While they are new, and don't have the full range of hardware yet, they have some low end and some mid-range gear.

 

[Mariss716]

You're going to have to go outside of King County, because the ecigs are banned there. There are lots of great shops within an hours' drive though, and close by for shipping. I'm in northern WA, we have ecigexpress.com here and mtbakervapor.com. I'll do some thinking on the shops closer to you.

 

[DavidOck]

Let's hear if for the King Co. Council, eh??

Again, for OP, DCVapes is on Meridian, not too far off 161.

 

[Mariss716]

Vaporsearchusa State of Washington

 

[frankyfive]

Thanks everyone. I appreciate...Maybe I should open a store my self...lol

 

[Scott Ralston]

I bought my e-cigs from a smoke shop in Burien, (King Co.), a month ago and they had plenty of vaping gear on hand...?

Scott

 

[jfalbanese]

volcano store downtown Seattle on 4TH, and Olympia. one of these places require a 10 dollar membership, or so i was told.
or
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-volcanoecigs-retail-locations-across-us.html

 

[Scott Ralston]

Let's hear if for the King Co. Council, eh??

Again, for OP, DCVapes is on Meridian, not too far off 161.

Actually state policy is if they cant tax it, ban it or make it illegal. Back in the day when I smoked tobacco, cigars and pipe tobaccos were taxed so high that the shops just folded up. A tin of good pipe tobacco can be had online for $10-$12, in Washington stores it's $27! A pack of cowboy brand smokes is $8, $79.99 for the carton. They are trying to ban online sellers from mailing to the state and have a $25,000 fine for retailers caught. Evidently they are having a hard time enforcing it though, knew plenty that would ship to me.

Funny, it's one of the only states that's going to allow recreational use of pot... I imagine they're wringing their hands in anticipation of all the tax revenue it will generate.

Scott