Our catalogue has three main sections: disposables, refillable devices, and e-liquids. For a trip to the lake, disposables are almost always the easiest choice. There's nothing to fill, no bottles to pack, and no spills in a backpack.
Within disposables, the quickest way to find something compact is to look at the number in the product name. That's the puff rating, and smaller numbers usually mean a smaller, lighter device. For a weekend at the lake, something in the low thousands is plenty for most people.
Two examples at the compact end:
The Marz Bar 1200 is about as small as disposables get. It's rated for up to 1,200 puffs, with 2mL of 20 mg/mL nicotine salt e-liquid and a mesh coil. Its battery life is matched to its e-liquid capacity, so the two run down together. It comes in 15 flavours. For a short trip, it's light and simple.
The STLTH Eco Box is a step up. It's rated for up to 5,000 puffs, with 10mL of 20 mg/mL nicotine salt e-liquid. It's USB-C rechargeable, has a real-time indicator for e-liquid and battery, and a slide-adjustable airflow. For a longer stay, a week at a cabin or a season working in the townsite, it's the more practical pick.
The two take different approaches to power. The Marz Bar 1200's battery life is matched to its small e-liquid capacity, while the STLTH Eco Box can be topped up by USB-C, which suits a stay long enough to get through 10mL. If you're bringing the Eco Box, pack a cable.
Once you've chosen, the product page is where the details live: puff rating, e-liquid volume, strength, and the flavour dropdown. If a spec you care about isn't shown, ask us before ordering.
If you're not sure whether a compact device will last your whole stay, pack one more than you think you need. A spare takes up almost no room and saves a long drive out of the park.
On strength: both of these are 20 mg/mL nicotine salt, which is the highest concentration any vaping product can legally hold in Canada.
Now the park. Waskesiu is inside a national park, and that comes with a few responsibilities that are easy to follow.
Respect posted rules. Parks Canada sets the rules for smoking and vaping in buildings, on beaches, and in other areas of the park, and fire restrictions can change quickly in dry summers. Check the current guidance and follow what's posted.
Pack out everything. A finished disposable contains a lithium battery and should never be left on a trail, a beach, or at a campsite. Bring it home and take it to a battery or electronics recycling drop-off.
Keep it out of the water. A device dropped off a dock or a canoe is gone for good, and its battery doesn't belong in the lake. A zippered pocket solves that easily.
Mind the heat. A device left on a boat seat or a car dashboard in July can overheat. Keep it in shade, in a bag, or in your pocket.
The same goes for cold at either end of the season. Spring and fall nights in the park can drop below freezing, and a device left in a vehicle overnight will seem weak until it warms up.
Store it away from wildlife and kids. Food isn't the only thing curious animals get into. At a campsite, keep devices in your vehicle or a closed bag, and well away from children.
Whatever you bring, leave the park as you found it. That's the simplest rule of all.
Can we deliver to Waskesiu? Orders ship from our Saskatoon location by tracked courier to civic addresses, and the tracking number arrives by email when the package leaves. If you're staying at Waskesiu, order to an address where you'll actually be to receive it; campsites and short-stay bookings aren't reliable delivery points. Allow a couple of days. Same-day service doesn't reach the park; it's for Saskatoon addresses only.
Plan ahead of your trip. Often the simplest approach is to have your order delivered at home before you leave for the park, so you arrive with everything you need.
Give yourself a couple of days' margin before you leave, so the package arrives with time to spare.
For people who work a summer season at Waskesiu, a slightly different plan makes sense. Rather than ordering to the park, it's usually easier to arrange delivery to a permanent address before the season starts.
At delivery, the courier checks ID against the order. An adult 19 or older, with ID in the name on the order, must be there to receive it.
At checkout, you'll verify your age with government-issued photo ID, and the total, delivery included, shows before you confirm. There's no minimum order.
Everything in our catalogue is supplied through authorized Canadian distributors and carries the federal excise stamp. Saskatchewan permits flavoured vaping products other than tobacco, mint, and menthol only through specialty vape shops and online retailers, which applies whether you're ordering to the park or anywhere else in the province.
If you're planning a longer stay and aren't sure how much to bring, send us a message. Tell us how long you'll be at the lake and how often you vape, and we'll suggest a sensible quantity.
To buy from us you'll need to be 19 or older, which is the law in Saskatchewan and our policy everywhere.
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.
