Vape Shops by Truck Stops

your better off just quiting but
Sapp Bros has a big selection in SLC
Shoe makers in Lincoln NE has a table set up as you come in off the fuel island

 

There is one called Mountain Oak Vapors just down from the Pilot at I-40 x374 in Knoxville TN. They make their own liquids and they are the best around.

 

Vaping has become a 'thing'. It's grown far beyond a stop smoking aid and people that don't smoke, vape. Especially the kids. When I was that age it was clove cigarettes though that didn't last long thankfully.

I find vape smoke even more obnoxious than cigarette smoke.

OP, there is a smoke shop right next to the London Auto/Truck Stop in London, KY. Exit 41 off of 75. I'm guessing they'll have at least a decent selection of vape ..um. . . stuff.

 

when i was in HS we just did bongs and strawberry hill

 

I believe there is such a shop at exit 79 of I 70 in Ohio. It is in a former Sunoco.

 

How about carrying an adequate supply so you don't have to find random vape shops? Lower maintenance hardware can help with that too.

For liquid, I buy 60ml at a time (a months supply) even though I'm never out on the road longer than a week. When the bottles have about two weeks remaining, I reorder and the fresh supply is waiting for me at home two days later. If the cost of a bigger order is an issue, make it yourself. Buy the materials in bulk (quart bottles) for a little up front investment and mix your own for cheap. Lots of online advice on how to do that.

Use a rebuildable atomizer so you don't need to buy coils. The actual coils rarely fail. I've had one for two years and only replaced the coil once. That is, after doing some experimenting for a week or so after first buying it, different wire sizes, number of wraps, etc. The wire is a few bucks for a 25' roll that will probably last me for decades.

The main trouble is when wicks get gummed up and stop working. A 4oz box of rolled cotton from CVS is a few bucks and practically a lifetime supply. I think in two years, I've had to replace the wick while out on the road maybe twice.

If I had to figure out where the vape shops are that I can fit a 53 footer into, I'd go back to smoking.

 

Bosselman/pilot off of I-80 in Grand Island NE has a vape shop inside.

 

I make my own liquids. MUCH cheaper than buying it, and I can tailor my nic strength, flavors, etc to my taste.

And, by much cheaper, I mean 35 dollars or so for 236 ml or so.

 

and it is really easy. many awesome apps for helping mix