Vaper Basics

Closed Monday! Have a great Labor Day Weekend!

4 years ago this month I signed the lease on this location after 8 years at the old location. How time flies!

We will Open again Friday by 11 am!

We will be Closed both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, and to get ahead of it, we will also be Closed New Year's Day.

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We'll be Closed Thanksgiving Day but we'll be back on Friday and be on regular schedule until Christmas Eve.

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We will be CLOSED both Sunday and Monday of the Labor Day Weekend.

Saturday: 11 am to 6 pm
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 11 am to 7 pm

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This weekend we will be CLOSED on both the 25th (Sunday, as usual) and the 26th (Monday) for Memorial Day Weekend. We will Open again Tuesday by 11 am.

Friday 11 am to 7 pm
Saturday 11 am to 6 pm

If you're running late either night, call me before closing time and I'll stick around a few minutes until you can get here.

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If any of you are users of Breeze or Esco Bar brand disposables, they were recently banned in the U.S. This will likely be a trend as no non-to***co company products have yet been approved and the disposable market developed after the FDA pre-market authorizations were issued. Meaning, they have to be approved before they are sold on the market. There are thousands of brands on the market, so it would be a while before you couldn't find some sort of disposable, but if your favorite brand disappears, this may be why.

P.S.A.:
I just had to have a conversation with a young mother with one of the most beautiful baby girls I have seen in a long time. During our conversation I had to point out that disposables contain a super high level of ni****ne and she responded with "Aren't these 5%?"

3 mg/ml ni****ne is .3%, 6 mg/ml ni****ne is .6%, and so on up the ni****ne level options up to the salt ni****ne which are usually 2.5% which is 25 mg/ml, 3.6% which is 36 mg/ml and 5% which is 50 mg/ml. There are disposable devices on the market that are up to 7% or 70 mg/ml. If her baby girl even put the mouth piece in her mouth, it would likely make her very ill and cause vomiting, or worse.

I saw the look on her face as I apologized for going there, and I will probably not see this customer ever again, but I have seen time and time again that customers who are using disposables have no clue that the nic levels in those devices are way higher than what we used to use before disposables and pods were available.