NEWS
Ceramic Bongs Are Back
After stoped supplying ceramic bongs for ages. Agung has brought back their very popular ceramic bongs. We now have all of their first batch ( 9 models ) in "Agung Ceramic" subcategory which is under "Bongs" Category.
Click here for detail please.
Detox products on sale now! - October 2013
All the detox products are on special now. Hurry up and spcial will end this month or until stock finished.
Click here for detail http://ozsmoke.com.au/products/sub-listing.php?pc=92&c=92 please.
Glass Bubblers -- Added to the Pipes Category
A new subcategory "Glass Bubblers" has been created and added to Pipes catogory. It is hard to choose where to put the "bubblers". Someone think they belong to "Bongs" and someone (include us) prefer to put they into pipes. It actually doesn't matter where are they called, as long as you know where to find it. Click here to see more detail.
New section added to the product detail page.
New section added to the product detail page. "Guess you like" section will give you some hints for what you need.
Shipping policy has changed from 1st Aug
Dear custeomers,
New shipping charges are
$5 for orders less than $30.
$10 for ( orders between $30 to $90 )
Free for orders more than $90.
01/08/2013
Paypal Payment option
Due to Paypal's terms and conditions, we do not accept Paypal payment. Please pay by credit card or direct deposit.
Free Delivery Orders More Than $20 - July
This is the great special that we never have before. For any orders more than $20, we give you free delivery through trackable couriers. Save you 10 dollors. Hurry up and place your order. This special is for JULY ONLY!!
Synthetic drugs banned nationally
The federal government is imposing an interim national ban on 19 synthetic drugs after Sydney teenager Henry Kwan took an LSD-like drug and fell to his death.
The ban will prohibit the sale and supply of the drugs for 120 days, giving state and territories time to update their legislation and outlaw synthetic drugs.
'Synthetic drugs are dangerous substances that can kill and should not be available for sale,' minister assisting for deregulation David Bradbury said.
'The synthetic drugs market is fast-moving and suppliers have shown they are willing to change brand names and packaging to get around bans made under consumer laws.'
He called on the state and territory governments to conduct an urgent review of their drug laws to make sure that synthetic drugs 'are not falling through the cracks'.
--- From Skynews.com.au
