Storage

**Coffin Nailer** · 10-11-2009, 02:19 AM

My guess is that light and moisture are more of a concern than temperature, and moisture wouldn't be a concern if the cap was never removed. I would suspect that a shoebox in a climate controlled house is a decent place to store this stuff.

**emus** · 10-11-2009, 02:37 AM

Most decomposition processes and reactions are slowed as temp drops.
Oxygen is also a concern via oxidation.
I store unflavored because I am not sure if flavorings will react with the juice.

**suhrim21** · 10-23-2009, 04:20 PM

I bought 4 30ml bottles from Heaven-gifts.com. Looking at the bottles after I got them the label says to store the bottles in the fridge for prolonged life.

**VapoRing** · 10-24-2009, 04:45 AM

Dark, cool, and dry would be the best advice. I've been vaping for a while now. I just recently joined here for some tips and tricks for mixing juice, but storage is very important.

**tankueray** · 10-25-2009, 07:07 AM

I have a mini fridge/warmer at work that I got at Thinkgeek for $100. I also have a full lab at work. I plan on just mixing up flavors as I need them, but by keeping everything at the office, there's really no expectation that any children or pets will come near it. Hmmm...

**JamieJ** · 10-25-2009, 07:26 AM

I store mine in a wine cooler set at 55 degrees with a large pack of the silica moisture absorbing stuff in it. I read that Sun had her flavored juice go bad in her refridgerator and I'm not taking any chances. I store unflavored in the wine cooler and it stays dark and cool in there. I got a pack of silica at cabella's in the gun storage dept. it was for a large gun closet for like 12.00. It is good for up to 13 cubic feet and my cooler is only 1 cubic foot. That way I can just grab a 30ml bottle at a time to use to mix with flavors while the other bottles are in storage. Also I read from the chemist to wait for the bottle to come to room temp before you open it.