Every order starts at our Saskatoon location. It's packed, labelled, and handed to a tracked courier, and the tracking number is emailed to you as soon as it ships.
From Saskatoon, the parcel travels east through the courier's network toward the Kelvington area, then out for local delivery. A couple of days is typical, and occasionally a little more on rural routes. Same-day delivery only covers Saskatoon's city limits.
The tracking page is the best way to follow it. "In transit" means it's moving between courier facilities; on rural legs, a day can pass between scans without any delay. "Out for delivery" means the parcel is on the vehicle and will reach you that day. That's the status to watch if you need to be home.
A few details make a first delivery go smoothly.
Use a civic address. Couriers need a house number and road they can find. If you're unsure of yours, a recent bill or the band office can confirm it. A general description of where a house is won't get a package there.
Check the postal code. It routes the parcel to the right depot, and a wrong code is the most common reason a package takes a detour.
If you've moved recently, update the address saved in your account before you order. Browsers and accounts love to autofill an old address, and it's an easy mistake to miss at checkout.
Add a working phone number. On rural routes, a driver may call ahead if an address is hard to find, and a number that reaches you during the day can save a second trip.
Leave a note if needed. If your home is set back from the road or easy to miss, a short line at checkout describing the approach helps a driver who hasn't been there before.
When the parcel arrives, the driver matches your photo ID to the order. The person receiving it must be 19 or older and named on the order, and age-restricted parcels aren't left on a step or with a neighbour.
If nobody's home, the courier leaves a notice and the tracking page will show whether the parcel is being re-attempted or held for pickup. Bring the same government-issued ID used at checkout if you collect it.
Planning ahead is where most of the benefit is. When every order travels this far, the simplest way to avoid running short is to order before you need to, and to choose devices that last.
The Flavour Beast Alpha 80K is rated around 80,000 puffs and offers 56 flavours, one of the widest selections we carry. For a daily user, it's a device that lasts a good while, and one order goes a long way.
The Kraze Luna 42K is rated around 42,000 puffs and comes in 16 flavours. It's the smaller of the two, easier to carry, and a good choice for a second flavour or a backup.
Both are sealed disposables, so there's nothing to fill, no pods to change, and no settings to learn. That simplicity is part of what makes them practical a long way from a store.
A sensible first order is one of each: the Alpha for everyday use, and the Luna as a spare or a flavour to try. Two devices in one parcel give you a reserve if the next delivery runs late.
When should you reorder? When your everyday device is about half used. With a couple of days in transit, that leaves a comfortable margin, and a bigger one in winter, when storms can slow rural roads.
If you're choosing from 56 flavours for the first time, narrow the list by family first: fruit, iced, or something closer to tobacco or mint. Then pick a favourite and try something new with your next order.
Puff ratings are a guide rather than a promise. Test conditions are standardised, so how long and how often you draw decides your own total.
On strength: each product page lists the strength for every flavour. Whatever you choose, 20 mg/mL is the maximum any vaping product can contain in Canada, and nothing stronger is legal to sell.
At checkout, you'll confirm your age with government-issued photo ID, and the total, delivery included, shows before you commit. There's no minimum, so a single device is fine.
If more than one adult in the household vapes, a combined order means one parcel, one tracking number, and one delivery to plan around.
Keep spares inside at room temperature, never in a vehicle overnight, and in a closed drawer that children and pets can't reach.
When a device is finished, set it aside for a battery or electronics recycling drop-off on your next trip to Kelvington or another larger centre. Lithium batteries don't belong in the household garbage or a burn barrel.
If your tracking hasn't changed for several days, send us your order number and we'll follow it up with the courier.
Everything we sell is supplied through authorized Canadian distributors and carries the federal excise stamp. Provincial rules keep flavours other than tobacco, mint, and menthol to specialty vape shops and online retailers.
We only sell to adults aged 19 or older, whatever the delivery address, in keeping 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.
