Every order begins at our Saskatoon location. It's packed, labelled, and handed to a tracked courier, and the tracking number reaches your inbox as soon as it ships.
From Saskatoon, packages bound for the northwest travel through the courier's network toward the Meadow Lake area, and from there on to local delivery. Northern and rural routes take longer than a delivery across Saskatoon, so allow a few days rather than one or two. The same-day option is for Saskatoon addresses alone.
The tracking page is your best tool. "In transit" means the package is moving through courier facilities, and on longer routes a day can pass between scans without anything going wrong. "Out for delivery" is the status to watch; it means the package is on the vehicle heading to you that day.
It's worth noting, too, that couriers sometimes consolidate rural and northern deliveries on particular days. If you notice a pattern, packages to your area tending to arrive on certain days of the week, you can plan your orders around it.
A few things help a northern delivery go smoothly.
A proper civic address. Couriers deliver to civic addresses with correct postal codes. If you're not sure of yours, check a recent bill or ask your band office or local administration. A general description of a location won't get a package there.
A working phone number. Drivers on rural routes sometimes call ahead if an address is hard to find. A number that reaches you during the day can save a second trip.
An adult at home. The courier checks ID against the order before handing it over. Someone 19 or older with ID matching the order must be there. Age-restricted packages aren't left outside.
If nobody is home, the courier leaves a notice, and tracking will show a re-attempt or a hold for pickup. When collecting a held package, bring the same government-issued photo ID used for the order.
Seasonal work affects who's home to take a delivery. If you know you'll be away, order to an address where a family member who is 19 or older can receive the package, with the order placed in their name if they're the one accepting it. Remember that the ID check is strict: the name on the order and the name on the ID must match.
Timing is where most people can make life easier. With a longer delivery window, it pays to order earlier than you'd think. Reorder when your current device is around halfway through. In winter, when storms and road conditions can add time, order a little earlier again.
Product choice helps too. Longer-lasting devices mean fewer deliveries to arrange.
The STLTH 60K is rated for 60,000 puffs and comes in 24 flavours. For a daily user, that's a device measured in weeks, and one order goes a long way.
The Mr Fog SW15000 is rated for 15,000 puffs, in eight flavours. It's described as zero maintenance, with no charging and no refilling, which is useful if you're working out on the land or away from power. It's also a good backup to keep in a vehicle or a work bag.
A sensible pattern: order an STLTH 60K for everyday use and an SW15000 as a spare. One package, two devices, and you're covered if the next delivery takes longer than expected.
For people who work in forestry or spend long stretches away from home, a slightly different approach helps. If you're going to be in a camp or on shift for a week or two, order before you leave, and take a spare with you. A device without a charging requirement, like the SW15000, is practical where power is limited.
And if you're ordering for the first time, start small: one everyday device and one spare. Once you've seen how long delivery takes to your address, you can adjust how far ahead you order.
For strength, check each product page. Whatever you choose, 20 mg/mL is the legal maximum for any vaping product in Canada; nothing stronger is sold here.
At checkout, you'll verify your age with government-issued photo ID, and the full total, delivery included, is shown before you confirm. There's no minimum order.
Keep spare devices indoors at room temperature. Northern winters can take a device left in a truck far below freezing, and a cold battery will seem weak until it warms. Summer heat inside a closed vehicle is just as hard on batteries.
Store devices where children and pets can't reach them, in a closed drawer or high cupboard rather than on a table or in a coat pocket left on a hook.
When a device is finished, keep it for a battery or electronics recycling drop-off, such as on your next trip into Meadow Lake. Lithium batteries don't belong in household garbage or in a burn barrel.
All of our stock is supplied by authorized Canadian distributors, and every item bears the federal excise stamp. In Saskatchewan, flavoured vaping products beyond tobacco, mint, and menthol are restricted to specialty vape retailers and online sellers.
If a package seems stuck, with no new scan for several days, get in touch with your order number and we'll follow up with the courier on your behalf.
Every buyer must be at least 19, whatever the delivery address, matching Saskatchewan's age limit.
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.
