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The Maryland Vapor Alliance keeps a verified directory of licensed retailers — and fights in Annapolis to keep them open. Adults find shops here. Owners find representation.
Popular: Anne Arundel · Charles · Calvert · St. Mary's
Vape Loft
Edgewater · 2.4 mi away
11
Storefronts
8
Counties
100%
Age-verified
Every listing is a dues-paying member that holds a current retail license and checks ID at the door. No pay-to-play placement, no lead resale.
Maryland's General Assembly meets for 90 days a year. In that window, a flavor ban or a licensing cap can pass before most owners hear about it.
See membership levelsEvery vapor-related bill filed gets read, scored, and answered — in writing and in committee.
Comptroller registration, the flavored product list, county zoning, and audit prep in plain English.
When a rule changes you hear it that week, with the deadline and the action attached.
Sixteen shops negotiating together carry weight one storefront never will.
Every level carries the same advocacy weight and the same vote. What changes is how many storefronts you can put on the map. Move up or down at any time.
For allies, suppliers, and advocates without a storefront.
$100/mo
$1,200 billed annually
One licensed Maryland storefront.
$250/mo
$3,000 billed annually
Two locations under one owner.
$500/mo
$6,000 billed annually
Three or more locations. No listing cap.
$750/mo
$9,000 billed annually
Upgrades apply immediately and are prorated. Downgrades take effect at your next renewal. Current members keep the rate they joined at.
Fourteen SKUs added, three removed. Audit your shelf stock before the September enforcement window.
Read more →Six MVA shop owners testified in Annapolis. The county licensing cap did not advance.
Read more →Signage, ID scanner logs, and training records — the three things inspectors ask for first.
Read more →Join today and your listing publishes as soon as it clears review — usually within one business day.
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