A Couple of Questions on Using Nicotine

[numsquat]

I found this at Amazon and might also work Amazon.com | Private Preserve Wine Preservation Spray: Nitrogen Wine Preservation: Bar Tools & Glasses
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If transferring nic to smaller bottles, leaving very little head space, a can of this would last a lifetime.

 

[Tomasius74]

Actually I've seen videos stating that also works with whisky. So my guess it will work with nic.

As soon as I have the money I'll be getting 2 or 3 litters of nic base just in case it gets banned in Mexico

I've spent all my budget in my Provape Radii and some Kayfuns


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[Rossum]

Any idea what the shelf life is of PG nic in the freezer?

Nobody really knows, but it seems to be quite long. Some people have reported no noticeable degradation after 6-7 years, and I can personally vouch for 2-1/2 years myself.

 

[mattiem]

The bottle I am working on right now was purchased May 2012 and I see no change at all.

How I store my nicotine

 

[segadad]

Nobody really knows, but it seems to be quite long. Some people have reported no noticeable degradation after 6-7 years, and I can personally vouch for 2-1/2 years myself.

Thanks! I did some searching around the forum and that seems to be the consensus. Don't want to buy too much. Just enough to stay ahead of the man! Appreciate your reply!

 

[Alien Traveler]

Argon is used because it's heavier than air and settles on the nic. CO2 can find it's way out of the bottle, Argon won't. Some of the nic gurus here don't believe it's important and i'm inclined to agree.

CO2 is also heavier than air, the same thing as with argon.
I do not see any use out of it (tiny amount of oxygen in almost full bottle is negligible). But for fun and for peace of mind - why not?