The catalogue splits into three broad areas, and knowing which one you're after narrows things quickly.
Disposables. Sealed, pre-filled devices you use until they're done. This is where most first-time buyers start, and it's the biggest section.
Refillable devices. Pod systems and kits you fill yourself with bottled e-liquid. They cost more upfront and need a little upkeep, but tend to be cheaper per session over time.
E-liquids. Bottles of liquid for refillable devices. On their own, they're no use without a device to fill.
Searching by brand is another quick route through the catalogue. If you already know a name you trust, typing it into the search box pulls up everything we carry from that maker in one list, which saves scrolling through sections.
Within disposables, the most useful way to browse is by size. Product names usually include a puff rating — 3,000, 20K, 80K — and that number tells you, roughly, how long the device will last. Smaller numbers mean a lighter, cheaper device; larger ones mean fewer reorders.
At the compact end is the STLTH Eco. It's rated around 3,000 puffs, holds 6mL of 20 mg/mL e-liquid, and comes in four variants. It's also non-rechargeable, which is worth noticing: there's no charging port, so when it's done, it's done. That keeps it simple and small, but it isn't the pick for anyone who wants a device to last weeks.
At the long-lasting end is the Flavour Beast Alpha 80K. As the name indicates, it's rated around 80,000 puffs, and it offers 56 variants — one of the widest flavour selections in the shop.
How to choose between ends of the range? For a lakeside place where a trip to town takes planning, the long-lasting end usually makes more sense for everyday use. The compact end suits trying a flavour, a backup in the truck or at the cabin, or someone who vapes only occasionally.
Next, strength. Every product page lists nicotine strength in mg/mL. Most disposables are between 12 and 20 mg/mL, and the STLTH Eco is at 20. That's also the maximum any vaping product may contain in Canada; there's nothing legal above it.
Strength and puff rating are separate: a bigger device doesn't mean stronger puffs, just more of them.
Then flavour. With 56 variants on the Alpha, the flavour dropdown on the product page is where you'll spend most of your browsing time. Pick from what you already know you like, and treat new flavours as an experiment for a smaller device.
Finally, the product page itself. Every listing shows the puff rating, e-liquid volume, strength, and available variants. If a spec you care about isn't listed, ask us before ordering rather than guessing.
And if you get lost, the contact page is always there. A quick message describing what you're after is often faster than browsing every section, and we're glad to point you to the right product.
Once you've chosen, the checkout is the same for everything. Add to cart, enter your Victoire address — the full civic address with the correct postal code, since rural lake roads can be easy to mix up — and verify your age with government-issued photo ID. The delivery charge is included in the total you see before you confirm.
A tip for anyone with both a home and a cabin address: always double-check which one is selected at checkout. Browsers love to autofill the last address used, and a package sent to the wrong place is an easy mistake to make and an annoying one to fix.
Orders ship from our Saskatoon location by tracked courier. A couple of days is typical, and same-day delivery only covers Saskatoon's city limits. The courier checks ID on arrival, so someone 19 or older with matching ID needs to take the package.
If you're only at the lake some of the time, time your order for when you'll be there, or send it to your main address and bring it with you.
And since the season changes how often you're at the lake, it's worth adjusting your reorder timing in spring and fall. Plan ahead of the busy weekends, not during them.
At the lake, sun and heat are worth thinking about. A device left on a dashboard or a dock in July can get far hotter than it should. Keep spares indoors and shaded, and stored somewhere little hands and paws can't get into.
A habit worth keeping in lake country: keep devices out of the boat and away from the water's edge. A dropped device in the lake is a lost device, and its battery shouldn't end up in the water. A zippered pocket or a small pouch solves that easily.
A finished device contains a lithium battery, so the household garbage isn't the place for it; set spent ones aside for a battery or electronics recycling drop-off on your next trip to a larger town.
Our entire stock carries the federal excise stamp, and all of it is sourced through authorized Canadian distributors. In Saskatchewan, flavoured vaping products other than tobacco, mint, and menthol are restricted to specialty vape shops and online retailers — which is why a catalogue like this one is online.
Minimums don't apply: one item is a complete order, and no membership is needed.
We'll only sell to people aged 19 and up, in any province, which lines up with Saskatchewan's legal age.
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.
