I am looking for retail stores in Arkansas that sell e-cigarettes. Not on the Internet -- but real bricks-and-mortar places. Thank you for any help in compiling a list!
where to buy in Arkansas?
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well if you want to go over to west memphis area stop by the pilot truck stop they sell the njoy brand. i started with those but i wouldn't recommend them to anyone really.
You're going to learn being around that most of the brick and mortar stores and mall kiosk are shunned by us, vapers. The reason is that there are a lot of highly marked up products in these shops. Probably 99% of us here shop online because of the price difference, product availability and wide selection of products not found in these shops.
Sorry I couldn't help with a location, but, at least you know why we shop where we shop.
I live in Memphis, myself. You've got me intrigued! Do you happen to know if they sell E liquid, if not, I'll try to go and find out myself sometime.
Pilot truck stops sell NJoy brand starter kits and pre-filled cartridges. That's where I got my 1st PV, and I consider it to be my very last option, just before I buy a pack of cigarettes.
Thanks to all for your insightful suggestions and comments. Could those of you who mentioned how the Internet stores hands-down beat the product sold in Pilot stores elaborate a little more on why that is? What features do you find on the Internet, and what features do the brand(s) in Pilot stores lack?
The pilot sells the NJoy brand NPro and NCig.
The NPro: small rugged atomizer than can take a beating, and puts out fairly good vapor, especially if you hook it up to a better battery than the one that comes stock (that battery only lasts 45 mins to 1.5 hrs for a super-light vaper. It uses a cartridge with a TINY reservoir for the e-liquid, that will make you very unhappy UNLESS:
A) You dip
B). You are a VERY light vaper
C). You figure out some way to replace it with some kind of mouthpiece for dripping.
The NCig: Like an 801 pen-style at twice the normal price.
They only sell pre-filled cartridges, which are so much more expensive than filling your own I don't even want to do the math. Last I noticed, they were selling 5 pre-filled carts for $12. For the NPro, that's probably 3 or 4 ML of liquid. For a similar price I can get 30 to 60 ML of awesome-tasting cloud-producing juice from several of the well-known and well-regarded vendors registered here at ECF.
Pilot is selling a kit for about $35 that has:
1 atty
1 battery
1 charger
maybe a few pre-filled carts, can't remember
Cignot sells a "no box kit" with:
2 attys
2 batts
1 charger
no juice
for $35. See the pattern developing?
Their e-liquid is among the worst-tasting I have ever tried.
The NPro: small rugged atomizer than can take a beating, and puts out fairly good vapor, especially if you hook it up to a better battery than the one that comes stock (that battery only lasts 45 mins to 1.5 hrs for a super-light vaper. It uses a cartridge with a TINY reservoir for the e-liquid, that will make you very unhappy UNLESS:
A) You dip
B). You are a VERY light vaper
C). You figure out some way to replace it with some kind of mouthpiece for dripping.
The NCig: Like an 801 pen-style at twice the normal price.
They only sell pre-filled cartridges, which are so much more expensive than filling your own I don't even want to do the math. Last I noticed, they were selling 5 pre-filled carts for $12. For the NPro, that's probably 3 or 4 ML of liquid. For a similar price I can get 30 to 60 ML of awesome-tasting cloud-producing juice from several of the well-known and well-regarded vendors registered here at ECF.
Pilot is selling a kit for about $35 that has:
1 atty
1 battery
1 charger
maybe a few pre-filled carts, can't remember
Cignot sells a "no box kit" with:
2 attys
2 batts
1 charger
no juice
for $35. See the pattern developing?
Their e-liquid is among the worst-tasting I have ever tried.
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Sorrry for that huge deadspace up there and this double post, I'm doing this with my phone and it's driving me nuts.
Anyway, in conclusion, NJoy sells 2 flavors of liquid: regular and menthol. You can find literally hundreds of flavors online. Gobs of tobacco flavors, candy, fruit, peanut butter, waffles with maple syrup, bacon, cinnamon roll, on and on and on. PG too harsh for you? Get all-VG, or a custom blend (some online vendors mix to order at no extra charge, just tell them you want more mint in your Mint-Chocolate-Chip-Ice-Cream.
Hope that helps you with your decision
Anyway, in conclusion, NJoy sells 2 flavors of liquid: regular and menthol. You can find literally hundreds of flavors online. Gobs of tobacco flavors, candy, fruit, peanut butter, waffles with maple syrup, bacon, cinnamon roll, on and on and on. PG too harsh for you? Get all-VG, or a custom blend (some online vendors mix to order at no extra charge, just tell them you want more mint in your Mint-Chocolate-Chip-Ice-Cream.
Hope that helps you with your decision
This thread http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/36180-wonderful-world-vaping-illustrated-guide-e-cigs-part-1-6-a.html may be helpful in understanding the options available online vs those available in mall kiosks and truck stops. There are some offline vendors that have good PVs and choices and and there are a few brick and mortar stores, but they're in very few locations.
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