Hi. I found a lot of controversy over storage of e-liquid. I know cool and dark is probably the best way to store. I thought about a Tupperware container in my drawer with a dampened hand towel. Will this be ample or is the freezer still the best?
Eliquid storage tupperware
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mine do fine in a drawer and on a dresser top in a room that is hardly used so its usually dark and nothing is near the heater vent, so it usually fairly cool (little to no/bad insulation lol)
I am not aware of specific storage requirement, but I'd suggest not to buy a whole lot of boxes up front. You may get discount, but freshness will have already begun to degrade as soon production is done. I'd suggest buying them on a monthly basis to use the most recent freshly made packages.
For small bottles up to 10ml, cartos, flavorings, atomizers, drip tips etc. Plano 3630 boxes are nice - they are about 7x11 and 2.75 inches deep. There are also 3730 which I think are more like 11x14 and maybe a bit deeper. The horizontal dividers are fixed but there are little divider pieces included to split up the middle and back row. They latch shut and stack OK.
You do not want to store juice in the freezer. I have seen why on the forums but of course I don't remember now lol. In a drawer or in a box is fine. No damp towel necessary.
You can store nicotine in the freezer, but according to Kurt not premixed juice. I just throw mine in a box.
I keep prefilled cartos in a tupperware container.
I keep prefilled cartos in a tupperware container.
I've got a tool organizer from Home Depot that does the trick, has a good dozen different compartments. I keep it under my other vaping supplies since it's nice and wide.
Juice is good up to 2 yrs. BWB needs to sit 3-4 months for the best flavor of all if you can wait that long. Organics, Natural and extracted all taste better if left to age.
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I was about to start a thread asking how everyone organized their juices and cartos, guess I don't have to now. Thanks for all the great suggestions. Don't think I'll be dropping the money for the vape station any time soon though, the wife would KILL me!
I'm with you on that one, Mattvus. Besides the threat of death from hubby, I would much rather buy a tackle box or makeup case from the dollar store and spend the other 60 bucks on vape and juice supplies. 
I started out using the same wooden box I used to keep my analogs in. My "supplies" have grown, however! Now I've converted the bread box into my PV station.
I have only a half dozen or so 30ml bottles and keep them in a tupperware container stored in a kitchen cupboard at room temperature. Works great. During the summer I may move it to the refrigerator. I have a few cartos that I keep filled with flavors I want once in a while. Those are capped and kept in the tupperware in small ziplock bags.
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