Can you freeze ejuice?

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DPLongo22

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No, but I was buying his juice at the time. I store apple, orange, lemon, tobacco, Dr. Pepper...(thinking)...

Cotton Candy....

That may be it - and flavorless. The above mentioned ones are all pre-mixed (vendor), and are all fine as long as I let them sit for a day, then shake the sheet out of them.

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I'm using 100mg. 100%PG from freezer storage (December 2016). 30 ml. bottles. I notice no degrading as of pepper tasting or discolor. Not sure if the strength has degraded; I don't notice any loss in mg..

Strength degradation is minimal (and likely unnoticeable). A source that I have confidence in stated the following, regarding degradation (of the nic):

"At -20C very very small (1-2% over six years). At -60C less than 1% over six years."

I'm using a bottle of nic from 2013, and I've noticed none. It may be there, but not to the point that it's impacting me.
 

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I started freezing my juice around six years ago, based on the recommendation of a juice manufacturer. I have my freezer organized so the oldest stuff is always the next in line.

I routinely pull out bottles that are anywhere from two to five years old, depending on the juice. The only thing in common is that, after letting them sit for about a day, they look and taste pretty much perfect.

IF the information I have is accurate, cold does have a separating effect on juice, but it's corrected once it returns to room temp, and is shaken well. All of my juices range from 50-80% PG.
Were there any statements on which flavorings to use?
 

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I started freezing my juice around six years ago, based on the recommendation of a juice manufacturer. I have my freezer organized so the oldest stuff is always the next in line.

I routinely pull out bottles that are anywhere from two to five years old, depending on the juice. The only thing in common is that, after letting them sit for about a day, they look and taste pretty much perfect.

IF the information I have is accurate, cold does have a separating effect on juice, but it's corrected once it returns to room temp, and is shaken well. All of my juices range from 50-80% PG.

Did you freeze them sealed in the plastic bottles?
 

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It looks like you are set for a long long time. Seems to be time to fill up the freezer in my garage. I'm still looking into DIY.
I've done (and do) all variations. I have stuff in glass bottles, and in plastic ones.

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