Is liquid kept in the refridgerator ok?
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It's better to keep flavored e-liquid in a cabinet or pantry as long as it's cool, dark, and dry. Some flavors can separate from the liquid in a fridge or even go bad. The cold also makes it thicker and more difficult to work with. Most liquids will be fine even after keeping them in the fridge for while, but you might want to let it get to room temperature and shake it before you use it.
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No it is not okay to store it in the fridge. DIY moderator, SunVaporer, lost over $400 worth of juice after 4 mos. of fridge storage. There are two chemists over in the DIY forum that will also tell you that cool, dry storage is what is required. Too much humidity in the fridge for one reason is what was discussed.
Welcome to ECF Shauna and happy vaping.
Welcome to ECF Shauna and happy vaping.
Wow. Didn't know that, was under the impression you were supposed to keep it in the fridge.
What about unflavored DIY stuff, like nic juice... fridge?
What about unflavored DIY stuff, like nic juice... fridge?
I have found that the fridge keeps it nice and thick. It seems to vape better cold.
Yeah, I know you'd think wouldn't you? I had 120 ml plus a doubler (no nic) of mine stored in the fridge for about a month. Didn't know I wasn't supposed to until a bunch of discussion came up here at ECF. Still to this date, it is a very touchy subject. Some agree, some disagree with refrigeration. Some are quite concerned about a possible FDA ban so have stored enormous amounts in their freezers. 
Some have bought wine coolers that they can adjust to warmer temps than a fridge, but yet it's still considered cool.
Some have bought wine coolers that they can adjust to warmer temps than a fridge, but yet it's still considered cool.
And just do a search for juice storage and you'll see some of the previous discussion threads. Or go over to the DIY subforum and ask them.
Yeah, I know you'd think wouldn't you? I had 120 ml plus a doubler (no nic) of mine stored in the fridge for about a month. Didn't know I wasn't supposed to until a bunch of discussion came up here at ECF. Still to this date, it is a very touchy subject. Some agree, some disagree with refrigeration. Some are quite concerned about a possible FDA ban so have stored enormous amounts in their freezers.
I don't think I would go that far! I'll keep it in the fridge and take my chances. Better there than too warm I would think.
I had considered stockpiling for possible vapeaggedon. Mostly unflavored Nic juice... if push came to shove I could always get VG, and probably PG..and flavorings aplenty.
I left a bunch of juice left in a drawer for 1 year and it was completely fine!
I keep my stock in my sewing room in the basement. Our basement is mostly finished and even though there is heat, it is the coolest place in the house without being freezing in the winter. During the summer when the A/C is on, the register vents get shut off.
This has been discussed over and over...And the answer is no...no fridge. Just check any medicine (besides vaccines...) and you don't EVER store them on the fridge. Look on how any pharmacy stores the meds. In drawers away from heat and light. If you read the bottle of any cough syrup and do the same with your juice you'll be ok.
You know this, and I know this, but please remember that the OP is a newb. It is our job as super members to help them as we have been helped. Every newb that comes in asks questions that have been discussed over and over. When we get experience, then we know how to do the Search Threads for Juice Storage, but until then, it is our job to gently and considerately help them with any and all questions. Remember, dearheart, this is a new technology. We all had a starting point, right? Anyway, happy Thursday, happy summer.
Hugz and blessings, Seabrook
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