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New business sells alternatives to cigarettes

Mt. View Vapors has vaporizers and fruit-flavored e-liquids

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Ron Sather sells vaporizers, battery packs and e-liquids at Mt. View Vapors, in Camas. "After quitting a 30-plus year cigarette habit by using vaporizers in 2013, I started researching the industry," he said. Ron and his wife, Kim, also own a vaporizer shop in Salem, Ore.

Two former cigarette smokers have opened Mt. View Vapors, in Camas.

Ron Sather, 50, smoked for 35 years. His wife, Kim, 54, smoked for 13 years.

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