shut down months ago... guess its time to vape...

All of these dang vape shops popping up in every shopping center....strategically placed so the dumb kids can have easy access to walk to them. I really dispise that this place has gone in here....low-class trashy establishments, IMO. Isn't there a mininum-distance-law from schools for these places that specifically sell addictive substances? The church right across the street from this location has a school in it that would qualify.

@Sammee
Yes and one across street by dollar store. Hate it

Vaping really isn't an addictive substance it helps to quit smoking.

It helped me quite smoking also. Almost a year now 🙌

@Hippie90 I agree. My son was smoking these imports and I hated him having that stuff around me. He now vapes and honestly if he is doing it in the house the flavor is better than plug ins! I wish he would do neither but this is a big step in the right direction. That being said there are a ton of shops out there.

I've heard you can get any of the vape "juices" with as much added nicotine as you want. How does that help one quit smoking? Isn't the nicotine in cigarettes the addictive component?

It doesn't have the all chemicals that a cigarette contains, such as tar.. and other things. This is better for you. You can start with a high nicotine level and move down... They even have flavors that have ZERO NICOTINE.

Like trying to get off caffeine lessen your intake bit by bit? I know left turn I know.

Yes you can go from 12mg to 6mg to 3mg to eventually 0mg the flavors stays the same you just aren't vaping nicotine anymore.

But you do make big clouds that's why they call me the "cloud maker"

It makes the inside of the windshield nasty, too. He's slowed his vaping down considerably while he is with me because I am always using the cancer card. He can't convince me putting chemicals in his body is good.

I guess I would rather have vape/smoking supply shops than gun shops but that is just me.

Nicotine is addictive. It creates an addiction in the body and brain stronger than that of heroine. It's been proven scientifically....you don't have to agree/believe me, but that doesn't change the facts of it. Vaping nicotine still allows the nicotine to alter the chemical pathways in the brain, leading to nicotine addiction. Kids think vaping is a toxin-free, healthy and non-addictive way to look cool and smoke, but it's not.

@Sammee There are non nicotine oils (or whatever you call them) I try and keep up with the information but I can tell you that for every negative I come up with my son has a disclaimer to prove I am wrong. He's a smart cookie but won't give it up. I won the "you don't ever drink and drive" so I let this one slide with a few comments if I am in the car with him doing it. He rarely drinks so I guess I am lucky. Besides, he is too old to spank!