Ejuice and Light

[Blitzz]

Should I buy an all stainless steel tank to protect the e juice from being ruined by light or should I just keep it in a dark place when I'm not using it? Also any colored tank glass (like some beer bottles) that filter light to protect the e juice?

Also I heard the higher the %nic the easier it breaks down.

 

[Warpigs]

These tanks allow you to do anything PBC TANK. They on sale for $6.99, regular price is $12.99. They have a plastic outside but a glass insert so you can vape the tank cracker type liquid, any liquid on the market.

 

[Susan~S]

Are you talking about DIY juice or pre made juice?

 

[KGB7]

Keep it in a dark place.

 

[Blitzz]

Premade. Vaping space jam juices at the moment wanna make sure I keep the quality up.

 

[drunkenbatman]

Don't worry about the juicein your tank unless you're doing something weird and storing them like that. Nicotine (and some flavorings) are light-sensitive, but you just need to worry about storage for prolonging them.

 

[Elidrin]

I once left my e-cig in my car during a hot Texas day. Turned the fluid brown in about an hour. Looks odd but tastes fine.

I store all my vapes in amber glass bottles, keeps the light from turning the vape odd colors.

 

[drunkenbatman]

Oh, well Texas heat is one way to steep your eliquids lol. You probably just lowered the nic content of the eliquid a bit.

 

[InTheShade]

I keep my rotations out on my vape station. I don't worry about them that much. If it bothers you, store them in a cool dark place away from strong flavors (and kids and pets)

If I know I'm not going to be using them for a few weeks, I'll put them in my adult beverage fridge in the dark salad drawer section. Nicotine base I keep in the freezer. Most of them are in amber colored glass, a few plastic bottles too.

Just remember to get them out a few hours before you intend to use them. Cold higher-VG juices flow like molasses and won't wick at all well.

 

[ROADHOUSE71]

I dont keep juice around long enough to know this answer!
Beg my pardon!

 

[Neo1273]

I dont keep juice around long enough to know this answer!
Beg my pardon!

That is my problem as well.

 

[Alien Traveler]

To ruin juice by light you need a long time, months at least.
Store bottles in a drawer (or something like this) if you will use them during one year.
Do not bother with your tank. Glass is good.