In accordance with state law, we require signature upon delivery in Delaware, Iowa, Massachusetts, North Dakota, Texas, and Virginia.

No. However, we do ship to APO addresses. Additionally, our sister UK vape website ships to most European countries.

You must be of legal tobacco purchasing age in the state where you want us to ship your order. We do not ship to Maine, Vermont, Arkansas or Utah.

For more information on a state's age requirements please refer to our full guide here.

If you order by 4:00pm MST, Monday through Friday, your order will dispatch the same day. Our standard USPS delivery option means your order should arrive in 2-5 business days. If you need it quicker, you can select a faster delivery method (eg USPS Priority) in the checkout under "Shipping Method".

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According to Cue Vapor, a single cartridge - which contains 5ml of e-juice - can last anywhere from one day to a week or even longer, but this depends heavily on how often the device is used, and because everybody is different, it's hard to estimate. If you were a heavy smoker and have your Cue in-hand all day, then your cartridge will deplete much quicker than it would for an "occasional smoker", who might only use their device 3 or 4 times a day.

As a very rough guide, we estimate that heavy users should get 2-4 days of use out of a single cartridge. With medium use (occasional "smoke" breaks at work for example) you could get 4-7 days and if only used a couple of times a day the cartridge can be expected to last a week or more. Bear in mind that if you're "chain vaping", naturally the cartridge won't last much longer than a day.

There is 5ml of vape juice in each pod

The Cue Vapor System is sub-ohm, meaning if vaped like you would smoke a cigarette, this will cause it to overheat and/or spit unwanted liquid. Some people consider this to be leakage.

We recommend you read this article about the difference between 'mouth-to-lung' vaping (which is what many people unadvisedly do with this product) and 'direct-to-lung' vaping. Neither technique is superior to the other, but some kits will not react well to the build up of vapor that results from 'mouth to lung' vaping.

Here is the article: https://www.electrictobacconist.com/blog/2017/09/how-should-you-inhale-e-juice-from-your-e-cig/

We have also found a YouTube video that hopefully demonstrates the difference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zw_TgImoy3Q