So when you buy a large bottle, liter or gallon and put it in the freezer does it freeze like an ice cube or does it stay in a liquid form? If liquid form then you can just take out a small amount when you need it, right?
They both stay in liquid form. You should fill multiple smaller bottles for storing for a long period of time because every time you open the bottle oxygen gets in there and that is what causes the oxidation of the nicotine.So when you buy a large bottle, liter or gallon and put it in the freezer does it freeze like an ice cube or does it stay in a liquid form? If liquid form then you can just take out a small amount when you need it, right?
So when you buy a large bottle, liter or gallon and put it in the freezer does it freeze like an ice cube or does it stay in a liquid form? If liquid form then you can just take out a small amount when you need it, right?
It stays liquid, but it does get thicker. It's recommended to divide it out into smaller bottles, say 30-60 ml each, then take a small bottle out and let it warm to room temperature first so you don't get condensation. I just leave that bottle out at room temperature once it is out of the freezer. The RT shelf life is long enough to leave it out for a while.
^That way I don't have to buy (and label) 50 or so small glass bottles for multiple liters of nic.
For stockpiling, I put larger orders of nic into large glass bottles (500 ml) and put that in the freezer. Once I'm out of the previously divided small bottles, I wash and reuse those bottles to divide the next large batch and proceed as I've described above.
Wow! Thanks Spazmelda! I should have learned all of this years ago but I put my head in the sand and was hoping I would never need to learn! I am hoping to find vapers who live close to me and maybe we can go through the learning process together!
Your welcome. I usually buy my bottles on amazonThanks cousin! Would you mind providing some further info on a bottle source and an estimate on how many bottles you would recommend!
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If you are ordering from Nude Nic, just get their Armor V1 in 125 ml (~4-oz) bottles. It's freezer-ready, in brown glass bottles, and the air in the head-space has been displaced with argon to minimize oxidation. Yes, it's a bit more expensive, but it's completely hassle-free. I've got more than a few liters of this.Thanks cousin! Would you mind providing some further info on a bottle source and an estimate on how many bottles you would recommend!
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Everybody has their own approach. Here's how I've set things up. My nic comes from myfreedomsmokes. I ordered a 1 liter bottle of 100mg nic in 100% PG. In that order I included 4 250 ml amber glass bottles and divided the nic into those. It takes me about a year to empty one of those. Additional 1 liter bottles of nic are transfered into 1 liter amber glass bottles for longer term storage wrapped in bubble wrap from the original shipping materials. In 4 years when the 250 ml bottles are empty I'll transfer one of the 1 litter bottles into the 250 ml bottles and start the process again.Thanks cousin! Would you mind providing some further info on a bottle source and an estimate on how many bottles you would recommend!
You all are so helpful here!![]()
If you are ordering from Nude Nic, just get their Armor V1 in 125 ml (~4-oz) bottles. It's freezer-ready, in brown glass bottles, and the air in the head-space has been displaced with argon to minimize oxidation. Yes, it's a bit more expensive, but it's completely hassle-free. I've got more than a few liters of this.
If I were more cost conscious, then I would buy nic in 1-liter plastic bottles and re-bottle it into good quality glass bottles myself, either 120ml or 60 ml.
How much nic do you go through and how many years worth do you plan to stock?
The problem for juice vendors is the $1m price tag per application. They'll need some deep pockets.
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