Vape on the Run expands to Corunna this fall

Sep.26.2022
Vape on the Run expands to Corunna this fall
Vape on the Run, an electronic cigarette company, is opening a new store in Corunna this autumn.

A Wallaceburg-based company, specializing in electronic cigarette products, will be expanding to St. Clair Township this fall.


Supreet Saini, owner of Vape on the Run, has announced that their new store located at 201 Hill St. in Kelowna is set to open on Saturday, October 1st.


We do have many customers who actually travel from Corunna to Wallaceburg, and even from Sarnia to Wallaceburg, who have provided us with this option," said Saini.


Since 2013, the parent company of this store has been operating out of a gas station in Wallisville.


Saini stated that they recently obtained a permit to post signs at their Corunna location. Following the store's opening, a member of Lambton Public Health will inspect the facility to issue an e-cigarette permit.


The St. Clair Township Council was informed that an electronic cigarette shop opened a branch in the city in August.


Initially, there was confusion regarding the products to be sold by Vape on the Run, as St. Clair Township had previously stated their reluctance to accept retail sales of cannabis.


We are completely different from the marijuana industry. This e-cigarette industry is simply an extension of the traditional tobacco industry," said Seni.


We operate in a highly ethical and socially responsible manner. We are a well-respected corporate citizen and will comply with all regulations.


The Corunna store is open for business seven days a week, from 12 pm to 8 pm each day. According to Saini, they plan to create two to three full-time and part-time positions.


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