All the staff who work there are really nice and easy to get along with. The owner is there gives the best advice when trying to quit smoking. I started going when they had a South Kingston location but thanks to RI passing their bill to remove flavored vapes, we travel to his shop in Pawcatuck. Which isnt too bad! Give them a try, ask loads of questions, and sign up for the rewards! Nothing is better than walking in and forgetting you have points enough to cover your vape that day ;)

Always the best shop to go to for your vaping needs the owner. Darren is the best and the worker Andrew is the absolute best at what he does. This is the only place that me and my family go to get our Vape necessities. We are very exclusive to sunshine Vape.

Hands down the only vape shop I travel to from RI to get all my vape products. I come here every 2 weeks, my juice are coils are always in stock and the staff are so helpful if you have any questions or want to order something.

I have always had a great experience with sunshine vapes. Recently I went in the they were so helpful. Also, the guy at the counter had the sickest braids I have seen in a while!

Since moving down this way, this is my typical go-to shop. However, I’ve been having a pretty severe autoimmune flare the last few days that’s had me more or less bed bound and feeling totally out of it — Tonight, I mustered up the strength to get my butt out of the house bc I’ve desperately needed juice and pods for the last week but just haven’t had the energy to get over there. So tonight, I forced myself out the door and pulled into the parking lot exactly half an hour before close to find all the lights had been turned off, including the neon “OPEN” sign. I triple checked the hours online and the hours posted to the door which all reaffirmed that they’re supposed to be open until 9PM. However, the doors were locked and there was no notice explaining any reasoning for closing early. This was a massive let down and inconvenience as it took every bit of strength I could muster to get over there, with a partially burnt out pod and hardly any juice left in it. I would’ve just stayed home to recover had I not been counting on them being open to get what i needed. It really just rubs me the wrong way when I’m counting on staff to abide by posted store hours, only to find that they decided to leave early. This wouldn’t be as big of a deal if it was just a one-off scenario but this has happened to be more than three separate times now and given how badly I’m feeling tonight it just made it that much more upsetting. Idk whats going on, but if your hours say you’re open, only for customers to make the trip and find out you’re not, without even so much as an explanation as to why, it just comes off as really bad business practice imo. Had I been coming from Wakefield where I used to live, I would’ve been raging having wasted all that gas round trip just to leave empty handed. I know a lot of your customer base is Rhode Islanders too, so I can only imagine how someone coming from further north might feel showing up to find staff decided to leave early seemingly without valid reasoning. If you don’t want to work your entire shift, maybe consider a job working from home instead …?