Question On Maximum Steep Saturation Point Of E-Juice

[Knittinglady]

I have a question that I'm hoping someone can answer. Is there a maximum saturation steeping point for e-juice when steeping has reached it's limit and the flavors won't change?

I was wondering this the other day on my three week juice that I love. Right now, it's just perfect and I hope in another week it doesn't change again to something that I might not like because right now it's perfect for me.

 

[madstabber]

I think once the flavor is fully dissolved in the PG or VG it shouldn't change. I think once the juice has darkened up it is done and shouldn't change much until it is years old and stale. Although I've never had a juice get to that point.

 

[Knittinglady]

Thank you for answering madstabber, I can't imagine my juice hanging around that long, I was just wondering.

 

[Erised]

I've got some juices here that are 4 years old (I'm thinking that could be considered fully steeped ).

Most taste exactly the same. The coffee ones seem to have weakened just a tiny bit in flavor. Tobaccos have pretty much stayed the same. The ones that were nasty 4 years ago are still just as nasty today.
I have no way of testing the nic exactly, but all my bottles were 36mg, and that doesn't seem to have changed either.

And yes, I went on a bit of a buying spree when I heard they were going to pull 36mg off of the market. LOL

 

[Knittinglady]

Perfect and thank you, it at least makes me feel safe that if I stock mine for a while it should be ok.