Brownie's Palm Beach Divers — Local services in Riviera Beach

So, I grew up in the Palm Beach Gardens area. I remember coming to this store 5+ years ago and being slightly disappointed with the quality of care and customer service I was met with. At the time there was a British fellow running the store who was rather short with me and not too helpful. I honestly wasn't sure if I would return. However, with my wife's interest in the third lungs due to the fact that our children aren't of age for Scuba certification, I decided to go in and give the place another shot. Much to my delight, I had a completely different experience this time around! The store is under new management and the employees were both extremely helpful and seemed to actually want my experience to be a good one (who would have thought that's how retail should work, right?). Although I did not purchase a Third Lung from them on the spot, I will definitely be returning here for any dive related needs...

Pretty cool dive shop and very conveniently located. I stopped in while diving at Blue Heron Bridge, after having a great experience at their other 2 locations in Fort Lauderdale. The manger Cris took great care of me. You will feel like a kid in a candy store between the sea scooters, the Brownie’s Third Lung scuba hookah diving systems, paddleboards, inflatable docks and all the dive gear. They even do scuba compressor installs on boats, very unique. Their scuba classes are all private, making them a little more money than others in the area but well worth it; very safe and...

These guys want $49 for a hydro, $49 to O2 clean a tank post hyrdo, $15 for O2 VIP (after it's been hyrdo'd and cleaned, what's to visaul at that point?) and $15 for a NO2 fill. Wow! you can buy a new 80 for that much.

I like to ask how they O2 clean a tank when ever a scuba store tech tries to sell me a O2 cleaning and find it hilarious when they don't know what it entails.

Challenge the scuba stores when they want to O2 clean your equipment. They are making almost 100% return profit. No wonder why some of them push...