Montreal Vape Shop (414+ products)

Looking for a Vape Shop in Montreal?

Adults searching for a Montreal vape shop are usually looking for a physical retailer, current opening hours, legally available products or reliable information about Quebec’s vaping regulations. This guide explains what to check before visiting a vape store in Montreal or the surrounding Greater Montreal area.

New City Vapes does not currently operate a physical retail location in Montreal. We do not present ourselves as a nearby Montreal storefront, and this page should not be interpreted as an offer of Montreal pickup or online vape delivery in Quebec.

Quebec regulates electronic cigarettes, vaping liquids, pods, devices and related products. Regulations may change, so adults and retailers should always verify current information through official Government of Quebec resources.

Quebec Vaping Rules Adults Should Know

Quebec applies strict rules to the sale, advertising and availability of electronic cigarettes and vaping products.

Current Government of Quebec guidance states that:

• Electronic-cigarette sales and purchases are prohibited for anyone under 18 years of age.
• Online sales of electronic cigarettes are prohibited in Quebec.
• Vaping products with flavours or aromas other than tobacco cannot be sold.
• Products without a flavour or aroma remain permitted under the stated flavour provision.
• Nicotine concentration cannot exceed 20 mg/mL.
• A vaping-liquid tank or capsule cannot exceed 2 mL.
• A refill container cannot exceed 30 mL.
• Certain product shapes, packaging and promotional practices are restricted.

These restrictions mean that a vape product sold elsewhere in Canada may not necessarily be permitted for sale in Montreal or elsewhere in Quebec. Product names, puff counts or availability on a national website should not be treated as evidence that the same product can legally be sold in Quebec.

Source: Government of Quebec — Electronic cigarettes
https://www.quebec.ca/en/health/advice-and-prevention/healthy-lifestyle-habits/electronic-cigarettes

Choosing a Vape Shop in Montreal

A legitimate Montreal vape shop should provide clear and verifiable information about its location and operations.

Before visiting, confirm:

• The store’s exact street address
• Current opening hours
• Public-transit, parking and accessibility information
• The retailer’s age-verification requirements
• Whether products comply with current Quebec rules
• Device, pod and coil compatibility
• Manufacturer charging and safety instructions
• Warranty, return and defective-product procedures

Be careful with websites that describe themselves as a Montreal vape store without providing a verifiable Montreal address. Phrases such as “near me,” “downtown pickup” and “same-day Montreal delivery” should be supported by a real eligible location and a lawful service.

A local retailer should also be able to explain the difference between product formats without making unsupported health claims or encouraging non-users to begin vaping.

Vape Shops in Montreal and Greater Montreal

This guide is intended for adults researching vape shops in Montreal and nearby communities, including:

• Downtown Montreal
• Plateau-Mont-Royal
• Saint-Laurent
• Côte-des-Neiges
• Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
• Verdun
• LaSalle
• Dorval
• Pointe-Claire
• The West Island
• Laval
• Longueuil
• Brossard
• Terrebonne
• Repentigny
• Vaudreuil-Dorion

Mentioning these communities does not mean New City Vapes operates a store, pickup location or delivery service in them. The same Quebec regulations generally apply when evaluating products and retailers throughout the province.

Common Vape Product Terms

Closed pod systems use pre-filled pods designed for a compatible battery device. Adults should verify the exact brand, model and generation because pods that look similar may not be interchangeable.

Open pod systems use refillable pods or tanks. Users should follow the manufacturer’s instructions for compatible coils, filling, cleaning and charging.

Disposable vapes are generally integrated devices intended to be replaced rather than refilled or repaired. Capacity, nicotine concentration and flavour can affect whether a product is permitted for sale in Quebec.

Coils are heating components used inside compatible pods or tanks. A replacement coil should match the manufacturer’s device specifications.

Vape hardware may include compatible batteries, devices, chargers, tanks and replacement components. Hardware should be used only as directed by its manufacturer.

Product terminology is provided for educational purposes and does not indicate that a particular item is available or permitted for sale in Quebec.

Vape Battery and Device Safety

Always follow the device manufacturer’s instructions.

Use only compatible charging equipment. Do not leave a charging vape device unattended or charge it while sleeping. Stop using a device that is damaged, leaking, unusually hot or behaving unpredictably.

Do not carry an unprotected removable battery where it can contact coins, keys or other metal objects. Keep vaping products, liquids and batteries away from children and pets.

Vaping is not risk-free, and nicotine is addictive. People who do not currently smoke or vape should not start.

Montreal Vape Information in English and French

Montreal is a bilingual city, so this guide should be available as a genuine French translation—not an automatically repurposed STLTH page.

The French version should cover the same subjects:

• Boutique de vapotage à Montréal
• Magasin de vape à Montréal
• Règles québécoises sur le vapotage
• Âge légal
• Restrictions sur les saveurs
• Limites de nicotine et de capacité
• Comment évaluer un détaillant physique

Both language versions should contain equivalent information and link to each other through Shopify Markets.

About This Guide

This page is maintained as an informational resource for adults researching Montreal vape shops and Quebec vaping regulations. It does not create a Montreal storefront, offer Quebec pickup or replace professional legal advice.

Regulations and government guidance can change. Review all claims before publication and recheck the page at least every six months.

Last reviewed: July 2026.