So back in November I lost a full bottle of ejuice, and today I found it on a patio table outside of my house. I live in WI so it was buried in a pile of snow for the last 4 months. I believe I read that too cold of temperatures is not good for ejuice which is why you shouldn't keep it in the fridge/freezer. What happens to ejuice when it's exposed to very cold temperatures for a long period of time? Should I just throw it out or give it a try?
Is this ok to vape...
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If it were mine, I'd give it a try. Not that I'm suggesting you do so. Cold is a problem for the flavorings in some cases: the long molecules can break up and taste funky. If you find it unvapeable, you can just chuck it in the garbage.
I'd try it after setting around at room temp a few days. How does it smell? (I always sniff stuff before using, not that it's always an indication, but usually tells me how it will "taste") 
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