I am asking mostly because my house is heated by a wood stove and is frequently at a steady 75-80 degrees F. There are no notations on any of my bottles, but will the overly warm temps spoil it in any way, or take away potency ?
Does E-Juice require refridgeration ?
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I just have mine sitting on a shelf outta direct sunlight. I do not refrigerate them. Happy vaping! 
hmmm ..... guess I will have to ponder this a bit, especially since I always have "too much" juice ... you know how it is ! I've got a cooler room in the back that will do nicely ......
I appreciate the knowledgeable input --- I know I can google it, but nothing like hearing it from experience !
I appreciate the knowledgeable input --- I know I can google it, but nothing like hearing it from experience !
This is from the Halo web site and they sent me a warning with the juice I got that said the same:
Should I refrigerate my E-liquid?
No. Halo E-liquid should be kept consistently at room temperature for optimal flavor. The flavoring in cold e-liquid tends to separate from other ingredients, significantly reducing the flavor. In addition, if your e-liquid has been left outside in a cold mailbox during winter months, it is highly recommended that you allow it to sit at room temperature for 24 to 48 hours before vaping. This should be ample time for the flavoring to meld back with other ingredients, allowing for optimal results.
And they told me that all NEW e-liquid should be opened then closed and to then let it sit for 24 to 48 hours before Vaping to get the best taste. Not sure if any of this is true with all Juice.
E-liquid FAQ
Should I refrigerate my E-liquid?
No. Halo E-liquid should be kept consistently at room temperature for optimal flavor. The flavoring in cold e-liquid tends to separate from other ingredients, significantly reducing the flavor. In addition, if your e-liquid has been left outside in a cold mailbox during winter months, it is highly recommended that you allow it to sit at room temperature for 24 to 48 hours before vaping. This should be ample time for the flavoring to meld back with other ingredients, allowing for optimal results.
And they told me that all NEW e-liquid should be opened then closed and to then let it sit for 24 to 48 hours before Vaping to get the best taste. Not sure if any of this is true with all Juice.
E-liquid FAQ
Well I'm always game for more flavor ! Good info... now that you've read that back to me here, it jarred my old man memory -- I remember seeing that on their bottles. They were one of my first e juice vendors when I first started. When I got back into vaping recently, they no longer made the juice I used to order from them all the time.
Ive been told by one of my vapor shops that VG and PG dont produce bacteria and refrigeration and freezing of vape is alright if long term storage is required.
Okay, that just begs the question, how do you know if juice isn't good anymore?
that is true but the source was referring to moisture in the fridge collecting as condensation. look at the lengths people go to freezing nicotine solution.
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