Question on e juice

[ArturHoldTheH]

I went to vape can this weekend and brought home alot of juice how should I store it and how long would it last there's alot of flavours I want to try but I'm afford that they might go bad before I can use them and try them. right now I'm just letting them sit so that I can let it steep and settle I have about 80+ bottles equaling around 1600 ml

 

[LisaR]

Wow. You really jumped in! Most of the juice should be good for at least a year if you keep them in a cool, dark place. You don't happen to have a wine cellar, do you? Honestly, shake them all up really well, open them up and give them a smell. The ones you are most hopeful of, taste test them right away. If they are not all that you had hoped for, let them steep. I would say, try as many of them as you can, as soon as you can. If you don't have a dripping atomizer for testing, you might want to get one. Honestly, a big chunk will probably turn out to be losers. As far as the winners, as I said, keep them in a cool, dry, dark place. Opinions are mixed, but I would say if you have a large quantity of juice that you really like, you might consider storing it in the refrigerator or even in the freezer.

 

[ArturHoldTheH]

Yes I drip and almost all the flavours I like some I have got to try yet but there basically what I like to vape on. No I don't have a wine cellar so my best bet would be to refrigerate it and it was all samples I bought some but 90% samples mixes of 5, 10, 30 ml Bottles

 

[LisaR]

Don't open the ones you know you like, but want to vape later, at all. They will keep best if they are still full and sealed. You should be set for quite some time! That much ejuice would last me around 5 years! But then, I'm a tootle puffer .

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

A cabinet in the kitchen away from the stove, a box in a closet on the floor (heat rises). Box under the bed (I'm looking at my home wondering where I'd store that much juice). 1. Dark (away from sunlight) 2. Cool (or coolest place you can find) 3.Fridge will work but I would only take up space there with the ones you're storing the longest time.

 

[slipdiskk]

I wouldn't refrigerate it. Refrigeration = condensation. Condensation = bacteria. Just keep it in a cool dry place. Refrigeration might also cause ethyl maltol contained in some juices to re-crystallize.

 

[sparkky1]

The freezer in amber Boston rounds will slow down the oxidizing and might yield an additional year for the flavors of the week / month a drawer in a controlled environment will suffice......

 

[DanJiblets]

I've kept mine in my dresser drawer so far with no issues at all. It's generally cool enough since I have the air on when it's really hot and humid, like now. I think it's safe in a cabinet, dresser, closet, etc...

 

[GoBlue88]

I wouldn't refrigerate it. Refrigeration = condensation. Condensation = bacteria. Just keep it in a cool dry place. Refrigeration might also cause ethyl maltol contained in some juices to re-crystallize.

Condensation on the outside of the bottle? I'm not sure what you mean by refrigeration causing condensation.

 

[slipdiskk]

Condensation on the outside of the bottle? I'm not sure what you mean by refrigeration causing condensation.

Unless you are filling your bottles in a vacuum, your juice can and will from condensation on the inside of the bottle.

 

[GoBlue88]

Unless you are filling your bottles in a vacuum, your juice can and will from condensation on the inside of the bottle.

Okay, and isn't the just more of your ejuice? Your pulling ejuice out of the vapor phase and into the liquid phase (where you have the majority of it anyway)

 

[YoursTruli]

Water condensation can and will form on the inside of your bottles if you refrigerate them, a lot of people have lost hundreds of dollars in juice this way. Best place is cool dry dark, I store mine in a dresser drawer and some flavors have been great even 2+ years later. As far as freezing goes I know it is recommended for unflavored nic base but not for premade flavored eliquid.