The title says it all. I made the mistake of not freezing my nic base and it was almost the color of rust although it was stored out of the light and in a relatively cool place. Which I am not surprised that this happened, but I made a batch of juice with it and the after only two days of steeping the juices have changed from a slightly rustly color to the color they are supposed to be after they have had a chance to steep even the custard flavors I used have changed. The belgian waffle is a waffle color (goldish), the sweet cream & french vanilla (goldish brown), smarties flavor (pink), the grape juice (back to clear). This is very odd, does the flavoring mix faster with oxidized nic base. I have an idea thats prolly what has happened but I cannot really find any information on this subject. Does this mean that they are ready, should I let them steep to their proper times?? Questions galore lol. Thanks for helping in advance.
Making juice with oxidized nicotine
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I've been using nicotine that I bought from WL a few months back it. it has the color of rust. but once I mix it with pg, vg, and my flavoring it's clear. soo no issues with using nicotine the color of rust. smells of rotton potatoes but the smell doesn't translate into the final product
True I'm surpirsed it changed colors so fast, still don't trust it. I'm gonna let it age for a bit before I use it. How long did you wait on it, before you started to use it?
I had some wizard lab 60mg nic PG nic base and it turned pink. I used it to the last drop and saw no change. It was weird though, using pink nic.
I still had a 30ml bottle of 100mg nicotine from my starter kit. believe me when you dripping 30ml of 100mg nicotine goes along way. I would say it was a couple of months before I broke into the bottle from WL.
it's still good. I just won't breathe into the bottle
it's still good. I just won't breathe into the bottle
Usually there are no issues with oxidized NIC. The NIC concentration may go down a little depending on the age of the NIC but it should not effect flavor.
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