He dropped down to 24mg/ml then quit for his snuff or snus. I don't know which.
Nic Base Storage: Freezer vs. Room Temp Experiment
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He dropped down to 24mg/ml then quit for his snuff or snus. I don't know which.
I have some freebase 100mg cappuccino mixed up. I don't vape it very often though.
And here I thought I was living on the edge working with 100mg with no gloves.
I never worked in tobacco fields. But some of the ones who has for years have worked without gloves. I sure like to know how much nicotine is in their blood.
Would it matter if the nicotine is 50/50 vg/pg
And that it is nitrogen sealed in plastic to keep oxygen out or would it still need to be moved to glass, i really don’t want to break the seal, it is also put into a plastic bag and sealed up, the container i have been using out of for 5 months is still just as good as day one in room temp storage condition while my larger containers are in the freezer? Thanks for any info i read about halfway down and didn’t see anything about gas sealed nicotine at all
And that it is nitrogen sealed in plastic to keep oxygen out or would it still need to be moved to glass, i really don’t want to break the seal, it is also put into a plastic bag and sealed up, the container i have been using out of for 5 months is still just as good as day one in room temp storage condition while my larger containers are in the freezer? Thanks for any info i read about halfway down and didn’t see anything about gas sealed nicotine at all
Or the folks who roll cigars all day while smoking them in a room full of people doing the same thing. They probably don't need to use insect repellant when they go out.
No need to reinvent the wheel.
Do this and your nicotine will come out of the freezer the exact same as when it went in.
Long Term Nic Storage
Here are the 240ml bottles I replenish my refrigerated 60ml "using bottles" with.
The rest are in my top-load chest freezer.
Pic from Jan 2021 - The nicotine is the exact same as the day I received it. Just colder.
Do this and your nicotine will come out of the freezer the exact same as when it went in.
Long Term Nic Storage
Here are the 240ml bottles I replenish my refrigerated 60ml "using bottles" with.
The rest are in my top-load chest freezer.
Pic from Jan 2021 - The nicotine is the exact same as the day I received it. Just colder.
OK, then my suggestion isn't viable for you, sorry.
My gut says it will be OK. All VG has some water in it. It's usually only a few tenths of a percent, but it's not like the stuff we buy is truly anhydrous, and even if it was, it certainly wouldn't remain so after we opened the bottle.
I get it, I was just joking.
I do see he was here late 2020, so that's good. Maybe he's moved on to the secret 100mg vaper's forum on the deep web?
Hello and thank you for all your wisdom. I on the look-out for a hand full of screw on lids for the 30-60 ml amber bottles I already have. Any suggestions?
There are a few different Cap Sizes because 30ml & 60ml Bottles can have Different Neck Sizes.
Sometimes it is just Easier to Buy New Bottles/Caps. That way you know that the Caps you are getting are going to Fit the Bottles you have.
Thank you! I just had an idea that i could take my bottles to a local shop too!
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