I have been vaping now since july 5th. Yes it's a nice hobby lol. So i have been threw some different flavors and what not. And i am not a huge vapor user i average maybe a half tank a day sometimes less sometimes a lil more. usually a 12mg nic juice next bottle will be 6mg nic though. As i notice sometimes 12mg can creep up on me pretty fast and wow off to the races i go all speeded out lol.
So to the point i have noticed with all my juices they slowly darken in color as they sit in my tanks. Is this normal? I am not getting any less vapor production or loss of flavor. I really haven't paid attention to this till my latest flavor. Nite Lite vapor Vanilla Strait. This flavor is great taste like sugar cookies and is a 65/35 blend at 12mg. So this juice starts off a nice light redish orange clear color. And by the time it hits half a tank it becomes a dark red barely see threw mahogany color.
So is this normal for juices effected by light and heat from the coils to darken up?
And if so would juices be better off like beer bottles and use dark tinted tanks or solid tanks?
Or finally should i just not care unless flavors changes and it becomes nasty then i know coils are gunked up time to rebuild which i do often anyway.
So to the point i have noticed with all my juices they slowly darken in color as they sit in my tanks. Is this normal? I am not getting any less vapor production or loss of flavor. I really haven't paid attention to this till my latest flavor. Nite Lite vapor Vanilla Strait. This flavor is great taste like sugar cookies and is a 65/35 blend at 12mg. So this juice starts off a nice light redish orange clear color. And by the time it hits half a tank it becomes a dark red barely see threw mahogany color.
So is this normal for juices effected by light and heat from the coils to darken up?
And if so would juices be better off like beer bottles and use dark tinted tanks or solid tanks?
Or finally should i just not care unless flavors changes and it becomes nasty then i know coils are gunked up time to rebuild which i do often anyway.