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[zoiDman]

Why does nic need to be transferred to a glass bottle?


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Some people like to use Glass Bottles because it Eliminates the Possibility of Chemicals leaching into a Nicotine Base/e-liquid. And that Glass dose not Impart any Tastes onto Liquids as Some Plastics do.

Glass is also a Very Efficient moister barrier. Both going Out and going In.

 

[Heynow007]

This very much. I've always ordered from wizard labs and kept the nic in the same bottle it was rcvd in, then in a ziplock then in a tool box for e juice supplies.


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[zoiDman]

This very much. I've always ordered from wizard labs and kept the nic in the same bottle it was rcvd in, then in a ziplock then in a tool box for e juice supplies.


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[Just_my_Opinion]

I think WL would be about one of the Last Vendors to send a Chemical Solution in a Container that was Unsuitable for Storage. But I can Not Say that for All Vendors.

Glass, to me, takes the Guesswork out of knowing if a Container will Work. Or if Will Not Work.

And I like Glass because I can Reuse it Over and Over without the Chance of Lingering Flavors. And Glass can be Made Sterile. Which is something to consider Especially for Long Term Storage of Anything.

[End_of_Just_my_Opinion]

 

[AthensGa]

I think wizard labs recommends transferring to glass for long term storage. I haven't had any problem with my nic stored in the plastic amber bottles for 6 months. If I was storing for multiple years I would transfer to glass.

 

[MotherNatural]

I buy 2oz amber glass bottles from Amazon for under $10 a dozen. They come in a compact little divided cardboard box. I then transfer my nic into these bottles then back into the box and into the freezer. One liter fills 15 bottles to the top with a little left over. Practical little 2oz bottles of 100mg nic to use as needed or stored for the long term. Considering some of it is for long term storage I prefer to use glass and to leave it untouched/unopened, in the freezer, and away from light in the box.

 

[zoiDman]

FYI:

2oz is about 60ml.

For anyone Wondering.

 

[MotherNatural]

I should add….I wash the glass bottles first then fill with boiling distilled water or PGA, empty, then let air dry before I transfer my nic. Yes, 2oz = 60ml but they must hold a tad more when filled to the top as I use only 15 bottles (with about 15ml leftover) per 1000ml.