What will you do if/when you completely run out of E-juice after stockpiling?
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Thought about what i would do if i completely run out that is why i made sure to have a lifetime supply of all things needed to keep vaping for next 25 years as by then i simply will not be around unless there really is a fountain of youth !
I have been wondering that myself. I have been reducing my nic levels so that I now have over 20 years of nic in brown bottles in my freezer. How long will nic last in that state??? I am down to 1mg now so it won't be too long before I hit zero but want to keep my options open.
Kept in the freezer without opening....I am counting on it.
My test on already mixed liquid: Placed in the freezer without opening and right from the mailbox.
Left in there for over a year (actually had forgotten about it) then pulled it out. The freezer had basically stopped the aging process. It looked exactly the same as a fresh bottle right out of the mail.
After doing the normal aging that I do on my liquids, there was no discernible difference between the freezer stored and a fresh bottle from the vendor.
This is a liquid that I have been vaping for over 2 years. I only vape this one liquid, except now I am also getting into unflavored. I do know this liquid and how it is supposed to taste and look. As it ages normally, it gets a deeper color.
I see no reason that nic would not last for 15-20 years in the freezer. As long as the bottles are not super large and you have to constantly take the same bottle out over and over again.
Mine are in 125ml bottles. Only have to take one out and keep it in use. The rest of the bottles will be undisturbed until needed.
Nic without flavors should be good indefinitely.
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I have been posting -- in the lounge --- but thank you for saying that
The problem with pre-mixed, flavored liquid is that there are a zillion different combinations of things that could be in it. Heck, a decent strawberry flavor alone has several dozen constituents. So while your experience with that particular liquid cannot be denied, it may not be valid to extrapolate it to others.
Nic base is a different, much simpler animal.
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I have been in the lounge to keep myself out of trouble but it seems I have found trouble there as well lol .... So, maybe I will hang with the newbies for awhile
I do try to qualify my experience that I use a NET. And you are very right, other flavors may have a different experience with freezing for a long period.
My best advice would be to try it on your favorite and see how it fares. I used a 30ml bottle but I also had the time to actually test. We are running out of time and some may not have the time needed to do their own tests.
If I don't have any nic base in 20yrs it sure won't be because I didn't even try. 
I have plenty of vaping hardware and eliquid supplies for myself. Barring the BATF confiscating my stash (who knows? it might turn into an FDA regulation one of these days), I'll be in a pine box long before I run out. I'm set.
But over the last 5½ years, I've converted maybe 60-70 people to vaping, most total strangers. I think my success rate is somewhere over 50%.
The technique is simple. Give the interested person a free cig-a-like, coach that person in how to vape without coughing so hard an eyeball pops out, let the person take a bunch of tokes off my hardware, then give him/her a card with my email address (and phone number) plus the ECF website URL. Plus any literature I'd printed out from CASAA or wherever.
Judging from all the phone calls and emails, every one of the successfully converted wound up vaping with the more advanced hardware, exactly the kind we all use and exactly the stuff the FDA wants off the market.
Now my ecumenical efforts are done. I can't in good conscience convert a likely vaper only to put him/her in the position of having to break the law to get what he/she wants in a couple of years.
I'll miss doing that.
But over the last 5½ years, I've converted maybe 60-70 people to vaping, most total strangers. I think my success rate is somewhere over 50%.
The technique is simple. Give the interested person a free cig-a-like, coach that person in how to vape without coughing so hard an eyeball pops out, let the person take a bunch of tokes off my hardware, then give him/her a card with my email address (and phone number) plus the ECF website URL. Plus any literature I'd printed out from CASAA or wherever.
Judging from all the phone calls and emails, every one of the successfully converted wound up vaping with the more advanced hardware, exactly the kind we all use and exactly the stuff the FDA wants off the market.
Now my ecumenical efforts are done. I can't in good conscience convert a likely vaper only to put him/her in the position of having to break the law to get what he/she wants in a couple of years.
I'll miss doing that.
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It's actually funny how easy it is to get the (other stuff)! I can't get a TFV4 clapton coil at 12 am but, if I wanted to, I could get the (other stuff) in probably 15 mins. Black market is the new free market.
I welcome the new FDA created Black Market Entrepreneurs. Thank you FDA for your wise and insightful decision to choose such a light handed approach to regulating vapor products for the safety of the little brats in our society. You are so wise and fair in your public protecting duties. May you all rot in hell...
I've taken care that my vaping needs will be met for the rest of my life. No reason to believe I'll ever have to quit, unless I want to at some point! 
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