How does cold affect e juice?

[Lilvapie]

I left a bottle in the car when we saw nights that went in the 30's (F). Only a few nights it was in the car.

Can that add water to it?

Can that degrade nicotine?

Went to another vape shop and they found out it was my juice that was giving me bad production.

 

[DeathBYzombieZ]

How would it add water?

 

[roosterado]

I do not see at those temps any problem. When You bring the Bottle of Juice inside to room temp Leave the Cap on the bottle until it warms back up ,then any condensation will form on the outside of the bottle.

 

[twgbonehead]

I've stored e-liquid in the fridge, long-term, without any problems at all. Nicotine in a very cold freezer. I suspect the e-liquid would do just fine in the freezer as well.

You don't have anything to worry about.

 

[spaceballsrules]

Can that add water to it?

No. You would only need to worry about this if you were moving the juice from a warm environment to a cold environment back and forth many times.

Can that degrade nicotine?

If anything, the nicotine is preserved and in better shape than had you left the bottle at room temp. DIYers often put their nicotine in the freezer for long term storage in order to minimize breakdown and oxidation.

Overall, the juice should be just as good as before. Just be sure to allow it to warm up a little, as the cold will make it less viscous, so it won't wick as well.

 

[Lilvapie]

No. You would only need to worry
about this if you were moving the juice from a warm environment to a cold environment back and forth many times.

Yeah. I have moved it from warm to cold many many times.