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Do you mean Los Angeles (LA) or Louisiana (LA)?
Regardless, I recommend you try Delosi Labs at Nicbase.com (Florida) because they seemed to have the most liberal shipping policy (and also currently the best price). But there might be others still shipping (Check here). At this juncture you don't have the liberty to choose your supplier by state/locality. You have to buy it where you can get it. Be prepared to spend much more on shipping than you used to, but that's the breaks.
I just checked my last order from LNW and 120ML lasted me a year and 5 months. I'm seeing on google the typical shelf life is 2years? Has it been longer than that from people's experiences? Thinking of getting a liter or gallon. It would last me a long time.
I have nicotine I put in the freezer 6 years ago that I still use that is just as good as the day I bought it.
Maybe. That why we don't keep it on the shelf unless that shelf is in a freezer.
So a liter of whatever that was you bought would last you roughly 3.5 years if my calculator is working right.
EDIT: The above is wrong. I quickly read and missed the "one year and" part. Above calculation would be only for 5 months not 17 months.
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If 120mL lasted you 1 year + 5 months (17 months)...that means you used 7.058mL of it per month.
A Liter is 1000mL. So 1000mL divided by 7.058mL/month...means that it should last you 141.6 months = 11.8 years...if you use it at the same rate you used the 120mL bottle.
Sounds about right. DIY was a game changer for me. I started of buying regular juice like everyone else smh. Then I finally went DIY. I remember when the strongest nicotine liquid I could find was like 36mg lol. I wish I would have still been checking the forums and news. This law caught me unaware.
Since you use so little nic base per month, and a Liter would last 11.8 years...DIY is a large cost-saver for you, too.
I love being able to have eliquid now and in the future...that's to my own liking, in whatever PG/VG ratio, nic mg, and flavoring combinations I want. So I definitely agree that DIY is certainly a game changer for anyone who does it.
Better that you at least found out about it now, rather than when it'll be too late to stock up on nic base. I'd recommend getting ASAP, whatever you think you'll need for the future...while you still can.
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