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On that, sometimes something in the liquid "caramelizes" by the heat of the atomizing, leaves residue on the wick and bleeds back into the liquid. From my experiences almost every watermelon liquid I use goes in tank a light yellow, but quickly turns dark. Just saying, in your tank, I might not...

Best visual about sunlight and e-liquid.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwGXX8yz8rs it's a Rip Trippers video. It you don't know him, he likes to talk and talk but a 4 minutes, this one isn't that bad.

I wouldn't say poison, your cologne doesn't smell THAT bad.

That's why I dump my unwanted fruit flavors together, I don't really like any one of them on their own, but together end up not so bad. Watermelon, peach and coconut a little light and the sour cherry sometimes evens each other out. The only word of advice, use complimentary profiles. Don't...

I have a catch bottle that I dump fruity and menthol flavors together that I'm not really happy with them. It's sometimes fun watching the juices separate in the bottle. I have a 180ml bottle that had around 100ml of liquids that have already been gathered. This morning I dumped about 20ml...

The original Blu used 306 Cartos, but I have never seen these pre-filled. The 510 would work on them, but have a wider diameter, so they do not fit in the pack that well. I have absolutely no idea about the Blu premium or 100. The Volt is a 808, the largest variety of pre-filled 808s is likely...

Up-n-Vape has a blue slushie, it has a slight menthol hit. I kind of liked it. It does have a 100% VG base and is VERY thick but worked well in an iClear16. I got it in their menthol sampler. Premium Hand-Crafted Blue Slushie E-Liquid - Low Prices - High Quality – Up N Vape

If it was nicotine oxidation we were looking for, don't you think people would suggest leaving the cap off for long periods of time? Or maybe blowing bubbles with an aerator? Or why people with O nic liquids still steep? Yes, leave cap off long enough for alcohol to evaporate out, but not...

I was gonna comment the first time I read this. 12hrs later reading this again, it struck me how this comment is true. Kudos. :)

The nicotine does oxidase. Heat does "speed" up this process. Cool dark place works well with normal sized bottles. Typically, we use our liquids faster then this oxidation takes a serious toll on things. If using 120 ml or bigger unless used quickly (subjective term) refrigeration might be...

If you don't think its necessary, it probably doesn't need it. From what I know, this juice does not need it. If it tastes like medicine, perfume, or alcohol then maybe let it breath overnight. Otherwise, its a waste.

You do realize, that is steeping. But, I'm with you. Some liquids don't need it, and others, well, are so bad nothing can help them.

Only the perfumy, alcoholy, mediciny tasteing ones need to breath (aired). Regardless of when made. Sometimes these may actually be steeped. A juice may have been capped and sealed trapping the alcohol in the liquid. As an example, a juice can be made in China, wait in a warehouse for a...

"streething" is just a fancy/overcomplicated way of saying "breath for 12 hours then let steep for another 6 1/2 days" Yes, I know, cap off sit, push air out, cap let sit, uncap push air out, let sit, rinse repeat until you forget what part you doing. Now, you can do it, it works but the...

Keep it out of direct sunlight. Its not the dark, or the coolness that lets it steep. Sunlight and heat can degrade the liquid. Only the perfumy, alcoholy, mediciny tasteing ones need to breath. What your doing is allowing the alcohol from the flavor carrier to evaporate off. Once fully...

IKR, I'm wanting one juice and be able to stick with it. I don't even feel I have to love it, just like it enough. Every time I think I've found it; Line gets discontinued, a change in formula, or vapor's tongue. In your case its either a change in formula, (which I can relate to as I think...

You can use the liquid immediately, you never "need" to steep, as it should wick, atomize, and all that stuff. It just might taste the best. Steeping is just giving the flavors a chance to mix thoroughly. There are methods of speed steeping, using hot water or ultrasonic waves you can learn...

I usually get fruity e-liquids and strait menthols. When I'm not really happy with them, I dump them together in a big bottle and make a mixed fruit kind of thing. It usually gets kind of good. That watermelon that tasted just a little to light and that cherry that had the cloying rich...

The custard prolly doesn't need to breath, just sit around for awhile so keep the cap on, though letting it breath shouldn't hurt it, cap it back up and visit again in a few weeks.

Raspberry leave sit 12 - 24 hours with caps (cap and drip tip, carful not to spill it) off to breath. Custards are said to need to steep for 2-3 weeks to get right. After that I've got no help for you. Good luck :)