expired eliquid

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Bunnykiller

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I've open the bottle and tested vaping it. Worse liquid I've tasted that I almost threw up. I'm not sure if it's due to expired liquid or if that's how Cafe Mocha taste like.

I have yet to find a good coffie vape... found 1 that was close and heard HHV has one that is pretty awesome... need to order it soon and find out.. :)
 

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DISCLAIMER: health risks could exist when vaping expired juice, but only because I don't know if they exist in the first place. So please take what I say with a grain of salt.

In my experience expired juices simply don't taste that good. I had a bottle of "kringle's curse" from Halo that was expired and when I gave it a vape it tasted nothing like it had when I received it and was completely unpleasant. I have also noticed that some of my really old juice tends to turn very dark in color and when this happens the flavor drops off.

In my opinion, if you want to vape it then go ahead but don't allow that vape experience to set the standard for that company's juice or that flavor.
 

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I have yet to find a good coffie vape... found 1 that was close and heard HHV has one that is pretty awesome... need to order it soon and find out.. :)

I've just bought 5 Pawns' BFF and I have to say that the coffee flavor fits me perfectly. The downside is the pricing and the pungent smell vaping it. I'm still scouting for a decently priced coffee flavor :)
 

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DISCLAIMER: health risks could exist when vaping expired juice, but only because I don't know if they exist in the first place. So please take what I say with a grain of salt.

In my experience expired juices simply don't taste that good. I had a bottle of "kringle's curse" from Halo that was expired and when I gave it a vape it tasted nothing like it had when I received it and was completely unpleasant. I have also noticed that some of my really old juice tends to turn very dark in color and when this happens the flavor drops off.

In my opinion, if you want to vape it then go ahead but don't allow that vape experience to set the standard for that company's juice or that flavor.

Thanks for your personal opinion. I've dump the bottle away. Regardless it being expired or not, I don't want to have the feeling of throwing up every time I vape. Vaping is supposed to be enjoyable...haha.
 

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Two years from the creation date is considered the limit. Most juices are still just as good at that time as they were when mixed and bottled. The flavorings generally contain alcohol, and glycerine and glycols are pretty stable for long periods. The nicotine can degrade, but it isn't a large percentage of the mix, 24mg/ml =2.4%.

You just have to take old juices on an individual basis. Taste them and proceed from there. A dripper atty is good for that sort of thing. You only have to drop in a couple of drops to sample it and the washout process is quick and easy.

Wow, I didn't even know ejuice could expire. None of my bottles have come with an expiration date, but then i only buy from local B&Mers. I also finish my ejuice every month before I buy a bunch of new stuff. I always learn something new in these threads. Thanks!
 
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