I patronized this establishment twice. The first time, an older lady was there, I believe she is the owner. She was very helpful and nice, I picked up a house blend e-juice and the price was fair. I asked a young guy behind the counter about some prices on a few products, and they all seemed grossly overpriced (compared to online). The second visit I picked up a couple of batteries and a couple of e-juices. The young guy was handling the transaction and charged me almost twice the online price for the batteries ($17.xx for a $10.xx battery). I also inquired about a couple of e-juice flavors in a certain MG/ML strength. He said he didn't have them but could "make" them. I said cool, and he "made" them and completed the transaction. When I got home, I found the juices were still sealed from the manufacturer and they were both the wrong MG/ML strength, and that I was charged $15 for 15Ml. I know the juices were the wrong strength because of the "Lung Hit" they had, and I have been vaping for years, I know the difference between 18MG/ML and 6MG/ML simply by the "Lung hit".
The young guy at Van Gogh Vapes has no problem lying to you and ripping you off, buyer beware.
Just as an example of the price gouging at Van Gogh Vapes, The young guy stated the price for the Kanger K-Box at the store was $50.00. The price I paid at My Vapor Store.com was $27.95. The price he charged for the MXJO 18650 batteries was $17.95 each. The price for a 2 pack of MXJO 18650 batteries on Amazon is $20 with free shipping.
So in summary, you can expect to pay about twice as much as online, and be lied to at Van Gogh Vapes. read more