In order to limit reselling of bulk orders, Electric Tobacconist has implemented a purchase limit for some product categories. This limit is over a 30-day period. Essentially, the limit resets 30 days after reaching a category limit.

You can find a full list of product purchase limits here.

Due to PACT Act regulations, all orders must be shipped out adult signature required. An ID will be required upon delivery. You cannot have anyone else sign for your order in your behalf.

No, we do not ship outside of the United States at this time. Our sister UK vape website ships to most European countries.

You must be at least 21 years of age to order from Electric Tobacconist. We do not ship to Maine, Georgia, New Hampshire, Vermont, Arkansas, or Utah. We also do not ship to Guam, American Samoa, North Marianas, or Anchorage, AK.

If you order by 2pm MST, Monday through Friday, your order will dispatch the same day.

Please see our shipping page for more information.

Nicotine salts are found naturally in the leaves of the tobacco plant. Nicotine salt juice (also called nic salt, salt nic, etc.) is essentially freebase nicotine that has been bonded with an acid—usually benzoic acid—to create a smoother nicotine hit. The addition of acid lowers the pH level of the nicotine, which, in turn, allows it to be vaped at higher concentrations without resulting in a harsh throat hit. The majority of nic salts are offered in higher nicotine strengths than traditional freebase juices, although sub-ohm salts with lower nicotine strengths are available. Because nicotine salts vaporize better at lower temperatures, they are typically compatible with low-wattage pod systems.

Most nicotine that is found in vaping products has been derived from the tobacco plant. Tobacco-free nicotine is a synthetic form of nicotine created in a laboratory setting. Tobacco-derived nicotine usually contains residual impurities from the tobacco plant, whereas synthetic nicotine does not. Because tobacco-free nicotine is tasteless and odorless, it does not affect the flavor profile of the juice. You still get the same nicotine satisfaction you're used to but with a cleaner flavor.

PG (propylene glycol) and VG (vegetable glycerin) are diluants used in e-liquid. VG is more viscous (thicker), slightly sweet and produces larger vapor clouds. PG carries flavor better.

For example, if you see a juice with a 50/50 PG/VG ratio, then that means the juice uses 50% propylene glycol and 50% vegetable glycerin.

Most first time users tend to lean towards higher PG content, but the more experience you gain with vaping, you might want to try higher VG content, especially when using box mods.

Note: we do not recommend using VG content of higher than 50% with plastic clearomizers as they may cause cracking.

This e-liquid in this product is 50% propylene glycol (PG) and 50% vegetable glycerin (VG)

No. Electric Tobacconist does not carry any vape juices that contain diacetyl or vitamin E acetate. You can read more about these additives here.

This is likely due to steeping, which occurs when the nicotine in vape juice oxidizes. Additionally, the nicotine in your e-juice reacts with the flavorings, giving the liquid a deeper hue. The longer a juice steeps, the darker it will become.

Steeping is normal, so there is no need to be concerned with the change in color. In fact, many vapers find that the flavor tends to be better once the liquid has had time to steep.

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