Classic Vapor

On Puff'Dis, Classic Vapor vape juice means the Gogo Juice line. Every listing is a 60 ml bottle of freebase e-liquid at $29.99, with federal excise tax included. Size and price are the same across the line, so your choice comes down to a flavour that comes in the strength you use: 0, 3, 6 or 12 mg/mL. Strengths differ by flavour, so check the strength selector on each listing.

One bottle, one price: what actually separates the listings

The Classic Vapor line at Puff'Dis is made up of 10+ Gogo Juice listings. Bottle size, price and nicotine type are the same on every one, which leaves two variables: flavour and nicotine strength.

The two depend on each other, because the line doesn't offer every flavour in every strength. If you pick by flavour alone, you can land on a listing that doesn't offer the strength you use. Checking both together avoids that. To compare Gogo Juice with other bottled e-liquids, browse our full vape juice range.

Matching a flavour to your nicotine strength

The Gogo Juice strength selector changes from listing to listing, so start with the strength you already use.

3 and 6 mg/mL

Every Gogo Juice listing that has a strength selector includes 3 mg/mL and 6 mg/mL. Watermelon, Cool Watermelon and the Pineapple Peach listing with a selector offer those two strengths and no others.

12 mg/mL

Fewer listings go up to 12 mg/mL. Flavourless, Menthol Ice and RY4 all do, so if you use 12 mg/mL, start with those, and check the selector on any other flavour you're considering.

0 mg/mL

Several listings come in nicotine-free bottles, including Flavourless, Menthol Ice, RY4, Cool Grape and the Strawberry Kiwi listing with a selector. Only Flavourless, Menthol Ice and RY4 offer all four strengths (0, 3, 6 and 12 mg/mL).

Flavours with two listings

Pineapple Peach and Strawberry Kiwi each appear twice, and only one listing of each flavour shows a strength selector. Open the listing that displays the strength you want before adding a bottle to your cart.

Freebase nicotine from 0 to 12 mg/mL

Our catalogue lists Gogo Juice as freebase nicotine only, at 0, 3, 6 or 12 mg/mL. The "3mg" or "6mg" labels on the selector are concentrations: milligrams of nicotine per millilitre of liquid.

The Nicotine Concentration in Vaping Products Regulations set a maximum nicotine concentration of 20 mg/mL for vaping products manufactured or imported for sale in Canada. They also prohibit packaging and sale where the concentration displayed on the package exceeds 20 mg/mL (Health Canada, vaping products regulations). The strongest Gogo Juice option we list is 12 mg/mL.

How the Gogo Juice flavours group

Fruit is the largest flavour group in the Gogo Juice line. The fruit listings include Watermelon, Pineapple Peach, Strawberry Kiwi, Cool Watermelon and Cool Grape. You can compare them with fruit e-liquids from other lines on our fruit flavours page.

Some Gogo Juice flavours come as a plain version and a "Cool" version side by side, such as Watermelon and Cool Watermelon. Check each product page for that listing's description of what you're getting. Iced e-liquids from across the store are grouped under iced flavours.

Menthol Ice is the line's menthol option and is filed with our menthol flavours. RY4 is filed under tobacco flavours. Flavourless is an unflavoured e-liquid. Other unflavoured options are on the flavourless e-liquid page.

What a refill bottle's label must show in Canada

Health Canada's industry guide sets out what a container of vaping substance must display, including a stand-alone refill bottle (Industry Guide to Vaping Products Subject to the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act).

Every vaping substance, even one without nicotine, must list its ingredients in English and French. Each ingredient must appear by its common name without abbreviation, so propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin are written out rather than shown as PG or VG.

Vaping products containing nicotine must also display a nicotine concentration statement and a health warning that nicotine is highly addictive. A container of vaping substance with a nicotine concentration of 0.1 mg/mL or more must be child-resistant and must display toxicity information, which covers the 3, 6 and 12 mg/mL bottles. For nicotine-free bottles, the regulations set out three permitted expressions that may be displayed to indicate that a vaping substance does not contain nicotine.

The same guide notes that a child may experience serious and potentially life-threatening health effects after swallowing even a small amount of vaping substance that contains nicotine. Keep bottles closed and stored out of children's reach.