Expiration????

Status
Not open for further replies.

the.quiet.rider

Senior Member
ECF Veteran
Feb 27, 2012
214
137
40
Sheffield Lake
Ok so I've researched as best I could to find out about ejuice expiration dates. It seems that everywhere I look, I'm getting different answers. Basically, does EJuice expire??What would be the type of consequences for vaping expired juice? I have some pretty killer stuff that's been sitting in my drawer for a couple months but I'm not sure if it's safe to vape :-/
 

Robino1

Resting in Peace
ECF Veteran
Sep 7, 2012
27,447
110,403
Treasure Coast, Florida
Ok so I've researched as best I could to find out about EJuice expiration dates. It seems that everywhere I look, I'm getting different answers. Basically, does EJuice expire??What would be the type of consequences for vaping expired juice? I have some pretty killer stuff that's been sitting in my drawer for a couple months but I'm not sure if it's safe to vape :-/

Most of my juices I need to steep at least three weeks. I have quite a few flavors in my rotation. Two months is not old! Some people have had juices that they have liked best after a six month(!) steep. I believe it is safe to say anything less than a year is still good. ;)
 

Mr.Mann

ECF Guru
ECF Veteran
Verified Member
Dec 30, 2011
17,401
40,572
47
All over the place
2 months? sounds like a good steep time to me ... vape away --- seriously e-juice has a 1 to 2 year expiration date

THIS^^^^

I just recently fell in love with a juice that was a year old! The only problem is that when re-ordering, it will not taste the same. My poin is that juice changes as it ages, what we call "steeping", so the most that may happen is the juice flavor profile may have changed -- that could be an awesome thing! Even if the juice is super old, maybe one of the only things you'd have to worry about is it not tasting good, the same, or the nic being the same percentage as it was when you ordered it. Happy hunting.
 

Mr.Mann

ECF Guru
ECF Veteran
Verified Member
Dec 30, 2011
17,401
40,572
47
All over the place
Only thing I might add to the great info here is that you keep it in a cool, dark place. Heat will make it steep in ways you many not appreciate :)

Good point! Also, cold will make the juice taste off until it reaches room temp. So in a way, the colder temps, but not so cold that condensation and thus bacteria could form, could help to prolong the life. That is just a theory.
 

Racehorse

ECF Guru
ECF Veteran
Verified Member
Jul 12, 2012
11,230
28,254
USA midwest
BTW, the sickest I've ever seen anyone get, was my best friend when she stuck a bottle of some kinda flavored liquor in her car trunk and then forgot about it. yes, it was alcohol, but it had flavoring. I think it was pralines or something. She found the bottle after it had spent time in the trunk in heat......and made herself 2 small drinks. I was sitting right there. Within less than 3 fluid oz. of liquor, (probably about 2.5 fluid oz.) she was slurring and stumbling. It was so alarming, I took her to the hospital, but she was quite sick on the way.

So, PG or alcohol, etc. does NOT keep things from going bad. I know some people think that, but it is simply not true.
 
Last edited:
Status
Not open for further replies.

Users who are viewing this thread