It starts before the order ships. At checkout, you provide government-issued photo ID — a driver's licence, passport, or provincial ID card — and your age is verified before the order is accepted. That's the first of two ID checks, and it's why the name on the order should match the person who'll be receiving it.
Then the order is packed at our Saskatoon location. Every order ships from there; there's no regional warehouse. Once it's handed to the courier, you get a tracking number straight away.
Transit to Strasbourg is typically a couple of days. Same-day delivery is limited to Saskatoon's own city limits, so it doesn't apply here. Tracking updates as the package moves, though scans can sometimes lag a day between stops on a rural route — that's normal and not a sign anything's wrong.
Delivery day is where the second ID check happens. The courier verifies the recipient's ID against the order before handing the package over. It can't be left on a doorstep or with a neighbour, because an age-restricted product needs a verified adult to accept it.
So what if you're not home? Generally, the courier will leave a notice and either try again or hold the package for pickup, depending on the carrier's process for that route. Your tracking page will show which. The simplest way to avoid it is to watch the tracking and plan to be around on the expected delivery day.
A few address habits make the whole thing smoother. Use the address where someone 19 or older with matching ID will actually be. Include unit or suite numbers if you have them. And double-check the postal code — a wrong one is the most common reason a package takes the long way round.
Now, what to order. The Gcore Runner 80K is a sealed disposable rated around 80,000 puffs, in six variants. Nothing to charge, fill, or replace for a long stretch, which means fewer deliveries to plan around. The Vaporesso ECO Nano Plus is a refillable mouth-to-lung pod system built around an oversized 10mL tank, rated at roughly 35,000 puffs across refills, with a 1,400mAh battery and USB-C fast charging.
That 10mL tank is the reason it's worth mentioning on a delivery page. Most pods hold a couple of millilitres. A tank five times that size means far fewer refills, so a single bottle of e-liquid and one delivery go a long way.
Nicotine strength works as it does for any mouth-to-lung device: usually 12 mg/mL up to 20 mg/mL, the federal legal maximum. Nothing above 20 mg/mL is legally sold anywhere in Canada. The ECO Nano Plus runs at a fixed output of about 20W, which suits salt nic e-liquid in that range.
Products are sourced from authorized Canadian distributors and carry the federal excise stamp. Flavoured vaping products beyond tobacco, mint, and menthol can only be sold in Saskatchewan by specialty vape retailers and online sellers like Prairie Vape.
Order as little as one item, with no membership needed, and see the full total including delivery before confirming. Your account keeps your order history, so the next order is quicker.
Tracking statuses are worth decoding, because the wording can be vague. "Label created" means the order has been packed and a shipping label printed, but the courier may not have picked it up yet. "In transit" means it's moving between facilities. "Out for delivery" means it's on the vehicle headed to you that day — the status to watch if you need to be home. "Delivered" means it's been handed over. If a status hasn't changed in a day on a rural route, that's usually a scan gap rather than a delay.
Seasonal timing is the other factor. In winter, road conditions can add a day to any rural route, so ordering with a little extra buffer between November and March makes sense.
If a package goes unclaimed, the courier will generally hold it for a period and then return it to sender. If that happens, contact us and we'll sort out the next step.
Choosing between the two products here is mostly about how often you want a delivery at all. The Gcore Runner 80K, with six variants, means one device lasts a long stretch. The Vaporesso ECO Nano Plus, available in six colours, means a single bottle of e-liquid lasts a long time in its 10mL tank. Both cut down on how often you're watching a tracking page.
If you're setting up the ECO Nano Plus for the first time, fill the tank, let the coil soak for a few minutes, and charge it by USB-C before your first session. Its fixed output means there's no wattage to fiddle with — it's designed to work at one setting — which makes it one of the simpler refillables to start with. The Runner 80K is simpler still: nothing to set up at all. Order both if you'd like to compare; they'll arrive in the same package. And once you've settled on one, reordering is a couple of clicks.
One more address tip: if you're ordering to a business address, add the business name to the delivery line. Couriers look for it on arrival, and it's the easiest way to make sure the package reaches the right door on the first try.
Only customers 19 and older can order — our rule in every province, and Saskatchewan's legal age as well.
Vaping products may be hazardous to your health and are addictive. Not evaluated or approved by Health Canada. Not recommended for use during pregnancy or by people with cardiovascular conditions. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
