Ding, ding ... **newbie alert** :)

[Wintering]

Hi all,

I just received my very first order from TV. Yay! I am anxious to try it, but I understand I need to let it "stew" for a week-ish, right?

And.... on the back of Geoff's card, there are a few "tips". One of them is to store your juice and cartos BELOW 60*. (since it's perishable) So, may I ask if you keep your fresh juice in the fridge?

Wintering

 

[Dusty_D]

Welcome to TV's Juices. "Steeping" always helps, more so with juices that are dairy style juices. It let's all the goodness come together. Other juices, not so much. As for storage, I just keep mine in a cool, dark closet.

Happy vaping!

 

[markimar]

Its not recommend to store your juice in the fridge. It shortens the shelf life.

 

[VaporingQueen]

I keep mine in a wine fridge. Welcome to our vaping world!

 

[Thindle]

wait this bottle of tasty finger was supposed to last long enough to worry about it going bad???? On a side note I now need to order more. gonna have to learn to make sure I order early enough to let it sit before I need it.

 

[MachoKing]

I keep mine in a wine fridge. Welcome to our vaping world!

Me too. I've been keeping them in there for a year now and have had no problems.

 

[ames001]

i kept mine in my bedroom until i moved into this apartment; now they either stay in the bedroom or the wine room...

 

[vapbear]

Opps I didn't steep mine at all LOL. I vaped them the same day the arrived (tasty finger and caramel popcorn) and they were yummy! Maybe I'll steep them next time, but that is gonna take a whole lot of self-control...I may not be strong enough.

 

[Poeia]

If it tastes good, it tastes good. No need to steep -- although it will probably continue to get better for the first week or two.

If it's a flavor that sounds good but doesn't taste good when you first get it, the individual flavors haven't had time to properly merge. This is because everything except the samplers are made to order so they haven't aged before you received them. Flavors with dairy are particularly prone to needing aging. When it happens, don't immediately say "I don't like this flavor" and put it up for trade. Put the cap on it, put it in a cool, dark place, and wait for a week. (Occasional vigorous shaking can also help.) At the end of that week, try it again.

If, at the end of two weeks of doing this, you still don't like the flavor, it's probably not for you. But don't worry. It's someone else's favorite so you'll have no trouble trading it.

BTW, Geoff has said refrigeration is fine for liquids you are going to vape in the very near future. It is no good for long-term storage.

 

[vapbear]

Does anyone know if the doublers need to steep? I have some coming and I want to know if I'll need to wait or they should be good to on arrival.

 

[CrankyGoldfish]

The doublers are mixes, just like the regular nicquids and they're also made to order. That means that steeping would be good for them, too. They're TV, though, so they should be awesome anyway.