The Vaporium in Lakewood! They are the best!
I have an eGo I bought about 6 months ago (paid wayyy to much at a mall kiosk in Kennewick) and rarely used it because it didn't really do much for my nicotine cravings. When I decided to try to break the analog habit for good, I went in to the shop planning to spend a ton more money for a new unit. They didn't even try to sell me a new one, they pulled out a $4 part and fixed the one I had. I haven't touched an analog since! I like vaping so much I went back in today and bought a really nice tank setup. They are extremely helpful and their prices are very reasonable.
There is a new store in kennewick. Its called smoke stop. Its in the parkade on kennewick ave next to jack didleys. The owner gary is a cool guy and he has a good selection. Check it out
So... Why is there no store in Seattle? The population will support it. I know King county banned vaping in buildings but there are medical (the other stuff people smoke) shops popping up all over the place... Seems odd. I ordered a bunch of diy stuff to make sure I don't run out. Got it from www.ecigexpress.com in Blaine to keep it as local as I could.
Make the drive up to Bellingham and check out ecigexpress they have something in the neighborhood of 10000 flavors and all the nic juice you could ever need as well as supplies
Of course I'm a right wing nut job.....I believe in personal responsibility, NOT government responsibility...![]()
While I like and support my local brick and mortar shop, IE Kim and the vaporium, I have progressed to the point that their prices on juice are just too high for me @ $7+ dollars for a 6ml bottle or $20+ for an 18ml bottle. I now buy 130ml mini-jugs for $38 and use provaris and stainless steel mesh rebuildable gennie atomizers. I suggest if you are new to go to the vaporium... the one in B&I I've never been to but the vaporium will warranty their gear they sell you and will replace it immediately if they have it on hand. They will teach you how to use it and are very helpful. Once you get your feet wet and research ECF you'll find places to save money but.... you should still go in every once and a while and spend a little cash. It's always nice to have a place you can physically go to in case of an emergency.
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