i was running out of liquid i got from this smoke shop but since i refuse to go back to him and i love this liquid, i ordered on-line. hot vapes was great and easy to order from and really fast. anyway, when i got the new bottle i noticed a huge difference. the bottle that was almost empty the liquid was getting yellow and thick. the new bottle the liquid was clear and easy to load. we're new to this and didnt notice a change. how long are liquids good for??
how long do liquids last??
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Welcome . A lot of juices darken with time , or exposed to any heat . I left a bottle in my truck for a few days , and it went from near clear , to near dark brown , all this in a matter of only a few days . Regardless , if you live in San Diego , there is a great place to go , on Camino Del Rio So. It's called Vapure , Liberty Flights is right next door to them . Look them up in the book , or online for an address . Went there a few months back and bought some juice from them . They will custom blend juices for you , at no extra charge . Very nice people to deal with . IMO
I'm curious to the answer myself. I've seen a few bottles of e-juice come in already brown and sour <x.x> so I just wonder how long the mix must have sat on a shelf???
Opinions differ. Keep the cap on and store in a cool, dark place. They might last a year or two. My favorites also turn darker. I don't worry about it . They still taste great.
If your liquid got thicker than maybe the vendor uses a good amount of distilled water or edible alcohol to thin the juice. That is most common with juices that have high VG content. VG is very thick and some vendors thin them so they will work better in methods of vaping that work best with thinner juices. You could probably lessen the effect by opening the bottle once and putting 5ml in a smaller bottle then vaping from that. Then the big bottle would stay closed more. And don't leave the cap off your eliquid.
And nicotine can darker a juice over time as can some flavorings that darken.
I use thin juices like PG with 10 or 20% VG and they don't seem to get thicker.
And nicotine can darker a juice over time as can some flavorings that darken.
I use thin juices like PG with 10 or 20% VG and they don't seem to get thicker.
Yes, some will darken over time (some have said due to the nicotine) with no change in taste. However, I've had some that went bad (meaning the taste changed, or just really weakened) in six months.
Most people, however, don't leave juice sitting around that long, unless it's something they didn't really like and set aside, anyway.
Most people, however, don't leave juice sitting around that long, unless it's something they didn't really like and set aside, anyway.
Most juice last 18 months. Keep it out of direct sunlight and in a cool dark place. A fresh handmade bottle of juice takes about a week or so to mature and will darken some.
I know nicotine juice is light and heat sensitive cool dry place s best for keePing e liquid
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