We have just added a new feature to our site that will allow you to notify us when there is a product that is out-of-stock that you would like us to order for you and/or let you know the second the next shipment arrives and stock in your selected item is replenished.

When you select a product size and strength that is currently out-of-stock, a green "Notify Me When Available" button will appear above the "Reviews" bar on the left side of your screen. When you click that button, you will be asked to provide your email (if you are not logged-in) as well as confirm the size of the bottle and the strength that you are interested in.  We will be notified of your request and we will ensure that our next shipment includes your desired eJuice.  As soon as the stock is replenished on our site, customers who requested that item will be notified by email immediately.

We have received many questions about the effects of the freezing cold weather on eJuice shipments that are left outside or in outdoor community mailboxes for hours at a time before they can be picked-up, and so I thought that I would take a moment to address this question through our blog.

Due to the PG content in most eJuices, eJuice will not freeze.  It will however get thicker and the ingredients may separate until the eJuice is warmed-up.  eJuices containing 100%VG may freeze if left outside for a while, but this does no harm to the eJuice.  Many people have frozen their eJuice to give it a longer shelf life without any negative affects (although we do not recommend or endorse this practice as we believe that fresh is best when it comes to eJuice).  Cold is actually better for eJuice than heat, so if your eJuice or Vape Juice has been sitting outside in freezing weather, all you need to do is let it warm up for approximately 48 hours before you vape it so that it will flow properly into your wick.

Stuart Rosenfarb
Founder & CEO
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Source: Electronic Cigarette Trade Association of Canada (ECTA)

This article by Bernd Mayer (Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Karl-Franzens University Graz) states, "Nicotine is a toxic compound that should be handled with care, but the frequent warnings of potential fatalities caused by ingestion of small amounts of tobacco products or diluted nicotine-containing solutions are unjustified and need to be revised in light of overwhelming data indicating that more than 0.5 g of oral nicotine is required to kill an adult."

By Gilbert Ross, M.D.
Source: Forbes.com

Any clear-thinking health professional would agree that cigarette smoking is without question the most devastating and preventable public health risk that we need to address in this country. And now, four-plus years after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) was given legal authority over tobacco products, the regulatory agency faces arguably its most important public health decision in its history...