Have a cousin in town from Canada that wants to buy a few roles before he heads back to the land of $36/can of snuff and no flavored snuff or cigarettes.

Walmart? Any convenience store? Kroger?

In Houston.

TIA

Buc-ee's is $7.18 a can when you buy at least 2.......

I went ice fishing in Canada a couple years ago and was shocked at how much alcohol and tobacco costs were. I assumed it was taxes to discourage vices that can lead to increased healthcare costs.

A case of Molson was $48 Canadian. Buddy bought a can of dip for about $30 Canadian.

good one. it took me a few seconds to get it

I'm sure your cousin has looked up the limits?

When returning to Canada, you must declare all tobacco products you are bringing with you. The limits for personal exemptions include

• 200 cigarettes,
• 50 cigars,
• 200 grams of manufactured tobacco,
• 200 tobacco sticks,

but you may have to pay duties and taxes if you exceed these amounts.

Can of Cope is 34g so he can only take 6 cans back without paying import duties (legally)

Bucees or like a circle k corporate store

The individual owned stores will rape you

I took at least ten cans to Canada in my carry on last year and it never even crossed my mind that there would be a limit

https://bngdist.com/contact-us/

This place is a little cheaper than bucees

They sell to the public

Found a deal at local Krogers (with Kroger discount) about $7.50 a can.

Yes, be glad we live here. Canada is pretty much a totalitarian place now.

No pistols.
No flavored cigarettes (no menthols! )
No gun cartridges over 5 rounds
No flavored snuff or chew
Beer is expensive.
Liquor is more expensive.
Housing is real expensive.

Do you ship?

The problem is shipping costs as much as the Copenhagen. You might never know that spot in Scottsdale is on the rez and tax free.

RCR06 said:

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I went ice fishing in Canada a couple years ago and was shocked at how much alcohol and tobacco costs were. I assumed it was taxes to discourage vices that can lead to increased healthcare costs.


A case of Molson was $48 Canadian. Buddy bought a can of dip for about $30 Canadian.

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Dang…. Have not dipped in 15 years, holy cow!!!

The exchange rate is going to cost your buddy the savings in US dollars.

It's currently 1 CAD = 0.74 USD
it's great going to Canada. It sucks for the ones coming south