Nicotine needs an adult-only venue.
People under 21 cannot be present or permitted to enter at any time. An ID reader does not override this rule.
Compliance, made clear
Good nights.
Clear ground rules.
Choose from our available product selection and tell us what you prefer to leave out. We plan the setup around your location, access policy, and local requirements.
Local rules shape the selection.
Some local rules require tobacco and other merchandise to stay separate. We confirm local rules before agreeing on your product mix.
Your venue.
Your setup.
Pick your location and access policy to see where to start.
Who handles what?
The details, when you want them.
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Products & sourcing
Choose from NightShift's available selection, exclude products you do not want, and suggest new items for us to consider. Suggestions are welcome; specific items are not guaranteed. NightShift makes final inventory and pricing decisions.
Before stocking, we review applicable sale requirements, supplier documentation, packaging, warnings, and machine compatibility. Our gallery shows examples; availability and local rules shape each venue's options.
Explore the product galleryAge checks & privacy
Every NightShift machine includes an ID reader. Our standard barcode reader checks age without retaining scanned ID information.
The reader adds a purchase checkpoint. It does not replace the venue's admission policy or permit nicotine sales where the rules prohibit them.
Read our privacy policyYour venue's responsibilities
Maintain the access policy and placement conditions agreed before installation, including any required employee visibility or control of the machine.
Tell NightShift before changing admission rules, event access, or the machine's location. We will review the effect on the setup before the change takes place.
Let's talk through your options.
Send us the basics. We contact you within 24 hours.
Official rules & references
We confirm the placement and specific products meet local rules before installation. These references explain the federal and state requirements; municipal requirements are reviewed separately.