Try Before You Buy?

[DSFA]

There are quite a few B&M stores within a decent driving distance so I guess I'm luckier than most. I've been in a few times to try liquids and gaze at all the shiny objects. Do B&M's have demo units for the different mods they carry that customers can try before plunking down the serious $$ on something like a Provari? I'm sure not all of them carry Provari, but I'd love to be able to compare say an eVic, a Provari and whatever else they may carry. Maybe the only place to get a ProVari is Provape. Dunno.

I'm presuming that if I ordered a higher priced mod online and then wasn't really happy with it, I wouldn't be able to send it back for a refund if I was unhappy (unless it had a mechanical issue).

I can walk in and try juices before I buy, can I do the same with equipment? I'm beginning to wonder if that's why so many members of this forum have a ton of stuff... Ya buy it based on recommendations of others and then aren't happy with it and stuck. So you buy more.... Maybe I'm wrong. I'd hate to shell out 100 + dollars on something I wouldn't like and can't return.

 

[darkhood]

provape is the only place to get a provari as far as I know, unless u get a used one. Personally I just do a ton of research if I want something and hope for the best... also why I recommend not getting a $100 chinese mod like an evic where if it breaks after a month ur outta luck...if ur gonna spend that either get a mech mod or something like a provari or reo where u know it'll last and is backed by the company.

 

[Genbu75]

I've seen provaris in some B&Ms, mostly west coast, but they are always way overpriced, provape is the best option. As far as testing, most places i've been in have some devices out and a bunch of juice for customers to try before they buy.

Also, I agree with darkhood, I wish I skipped all the cheap mods and invested in a good, solid, mod to begin with.