Carolina Xtract Nicotine

[Vapntime]

I guess to start the only way for me to know will be by taste in an unflavored mix. While the Carolina Nicotine sounds attractive because it's USA grown and processed the final judgement will be by taste and relaxation effect. I just don't want to waste any money if it cant be stored for the period it will take me to use up the bottle at 1.2ml per 30ml bottle because that's 83.333333333 mixes and it'll take me a long time to vape it all. If it can be stored in the fridge and not get an off taste for the duration I think it's worth it. If not, no.

You should base the quality of nicotine on a lab assessment coa etc. Something that Carolina will not supply. Chemnovatic uses the same/similar extract process that Carolina uses and supply documentation of impurities etc. All this info is on this site under nicotine comparisons.

 

[TonyD64]

Still not understanding the 83.3333 ... even after looking at your calc screen shot. 120mL ÷ 1.20mL = 100... regardless of what ever else is included. 120mL divided into 83.3333 equal portions would result in a portion size of 1.44000576002304. 1.44mL of 100mg/mL nic in a 30mL recipe; would result in a 4.8mg/mL nicotine strength.

I read that too. I think(?) they are using the word "freeze," in the true chemistry/physics sense of the word; meaning when a liquid becomes a solid. As @Rossum mentioned; a household freezer does not get cold enough to freeze PG or VG based nicotine concentrate. Freezer storage is how many of us are storing our long-term nicotine supplies.

To be certain, you could e-mail Carolina Extracts, and ask for clarification.

You might also like to read this pinned thread about nicotine storage. It was written by Dr. Kurt Kistler, a chemistry professor at a Pennsylvania university, and very involved in vaping/e-liquid research.
Long Term Nic Storage

The Math was off, thx. I've been working a lot of 20hr days staring at a computer screen and after a while my vision gets blurry. My target is 4.0 mg so I see it.

 

[TonyD64]

Well based on what I've read here and not being all that technical about this yet as far as digging into studies and science I think I'll try it once and see how it tastes. My goal is to Vape unflavored all the time if my taste buds agree with it. If it's cool and will stay stable in the freezer then I won't need to buy any for a long time. I thank you all for your knowledge and input.