Does juice/cartomize temperature affect flavor/quality?

[kragro]

I have been vaping for 3 just over weeks, I usually vape at work and in the evenings. Last night I left my ego, bloog, and 3 cartomizers in my small ego case by the fireplace (a rather cold area of the house). When I had a morning vape everything was rather harsh and flavorless. My batteries and cartos were moved to a less cold area of the house and in the afternoon the flavor was what I was used to and the harshness was gone. In the evening I put my ego case in my pocket, after being in my pocket for a few hours the vapor seemed warmer, not harsh at all, and the flavor was richer. The only thing that I can think of is that my body heat warmed up the juice.

So my question is this, should the temperature of juice or cartomizers affect the quality of my vaping experience?

 

[hairball]

Yes...the warmer the vapor, the more flavorful it is in my opinion. It's like eating steak...hot it's tasty, but cold, not so much.

 

[juicejunky]

Cold has a big impact on batteries. Maybe you weren't getting enough power to give you full flavor. If you are getting vapor, I'd think once the juice heats up in the atomizer/cartomizer the juice would be hot and the flavor would be the same. After two or three hits, my atomizers are usually pretty toasty.

 

[dormouse]

I wouldn't leave juices near heat. I think heat accelerates aging of the juice. That's only desirable briefly if you are trying to speed-steep a juice.

 

[juicejunky]

I wouldn't leave juices near heat. I think heat accelerates aging of the juice. That's only desirable briefly if you are trying to speed-steep a juice.

True I have some summer delivered juices that are much darker than ones I bought in May. Too long in a hot mail truck or mail box somewhere in route. Next year I am going to stock up in May and eliminate the problem.