Canada, eh!

[puff-puff-pass]

We Canadians want to order from you, eh. Do you ship north or only east and west?

 

[Jaaxx]

Until one of 2 things happen we will not ship to Canada:

A - I get time to research the real legal issues and find that it's OK.

B - Someone can show me some kind of documentation that convinces me that it is OK.


Sucks, I know. But two things:

A - I hate large fines from Government agencies.

B - I hate jail.

Jaaxx

 

[Happy Jack]

Harsh.

We must convince you, then!

Come on, lads (and lassies)!

Lacey?

 

[LaceyUnderall]

I can't believe I am going to say this out loud as I am getting ready to have a massive load dropped to our Canada distribution house, but no-nic juice is legal to sell in Canada.

Nic juice you do have to go through Health Canada and there is a lot of paperwork and you do have to have licensing in Canada which I do believe has to be issued to a Canadian company. For now, Canadians will have to smoke their no nic juice and pay their dues to the Canadian Pharms.

Things to consider Jaaxx - Customers will have to pay duties on their products so either find out what those duties are and pad your product to cover that so you pay duties OR make sure your customers know they are going to have to pay those duties at the border. Duties aren't cheap.

I just PM'd you by the way.

 

[Happy Jack]

Thanks very much for your input, Lacey (and your candid response)!!!

Much appreciated!

 

[Wolf]

Anyone know if I can send a gift to a friend in Canada? What are the possible problems that could arise? No money transactions, I'm not selling it, just gifting it. Will it be opened, should I not wrap it before packing it to mail?

 

[Doostin]

Wow, interesting idea concept Jaxx, just saw your site for the first time. I was wondering, perhaps for Canadian custies only, could we perhaps be able to buy the juice pack on their own without the PG/VG included??

 

[Zootster]

Now Im glad I recieved my 60ml of juice for jucyliquid last week. Ive started looking for a Canadian supplyer just to make sure I have options.

btw Im Noob

 

[desync0]

Things to consider Jaaxx - Customers will have to pay duties on their products so either find out what those duties are and pad your product to cover that so you pay duties OR make sure your customers know they are going to have to pay those duties at the border. Duties aren't cheap.

Duties and brokerage are only a problem if you use UPS/FedEx/DHL, etc

USPS/EMS are handled by Canada post and their rates are very reasonable, usually only a few dollars.

 

[LaceyUnderall]

Duties and brokerage are only a problem if you use UPS/FedEx/DHL, etc

USPS/EMS are handled by Canada post and their rates are very reasonable, usually only a few dollars.

And takes quite a bit longer. On one hand, you get expedited service but higher fees, on the other, cheaper, but longer.

 

[Coombs]

I am a Canadian, And I would very much like to order from you.
Even if i can only purchase Non-nic products.
I am fine with that