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[markmcs]

I am new to this and a lot of people suggest steeping. Does that mean just letting the juice sit capped or uncapped?

I sometimes notice a little improvement in my flavors after a week or 2, but nothing major.

IMO, You should leave the juice capped at all times and in a dark place. Just like wine ages in the bottle, and cheese ages in the rind.

Leaving it open only allows it to pick up contaminants from the air and for the mix to evaporate and deteriorate. Also, light will decrease nic levels, since nicotine degrades in light. Happy vaping!

 

[phorbin]

some people do recommend leaving the cap off for 24 hours when you first get the juice, then capping it for the rest of however long you choose to steep it. My own experience only on this, but I haven't seen any advantage to leaving the cap off, and as markmcs pointed out, there are a few disadvantages.

 

[hairball]

Oxygen causes flavoring to meld together. LEAVE THE CAP OFF FOR 24 HOURS and in a cool dark place out of sunlight. Sunlight is the worst for nicotine. Do not refrigerate it either. Condensation from refrigeration is a big contaminator to your juice. Majority of juices are made to order so they need steep time.

BWB needs at least 3 weeks to steep. FSUSA's takes about 2 weeks depending on the size of bottle that you purchase.

 

[PSU VT ChE]

Thanks for the info. I bought both BWB and FSUSA and I can definitely tell these juices have improved over the past week and a half. The pepper taste in Casablanca has subsided and it is brilliant now!