The reason I ask is that I've decided to cut back my nicotine level, and I've got some surplus 24 mg that I plan to mix with 6 or 12 when the time comes. In the meantime, I'm using a fresh order of 18 mg.
Shelf life of Halo eLiquid?
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the bottle has a best by date on it, about a year. but how its stored is very important, heat and sunlight will degrade it in a few weeks.
Good call on cutting down on nicotine.
Nicotine is NOT the harmful part of analogs by a long shot. In these doses nicotine is relatively as safe as caffeine.
With that said, if you can comfortably reduce your nicotine intake as you see fit, then I don't see a reason no to.
Yes, the shelf life is a year. I have vaped Halo ejuice over a year after receiving them, with no loss in flavor or potency- If they are properly stored (as chesty noted). Such is the same with many pharmaceutical drugs, which last for many years past their "expiration" date.
Nicotine is NOT the harmful part of analogs by a long shot. In these doses nicotine is relatively as safe as caffeine.
With that said, if you can comfortably reduce your nicotine intake as you see fit, then I don't see a reason no to.
Yes, the shelf life is a year. I have vaped Halo ejuice over a year after receiving them, with no loss in flavor or potency- If they are properly stored (as chesty noted). Such is the same with many pharmaceutical drugs, which last for many years past their "expiration" date.
Yep, that's exactly my opinion. I just love vaping so much that I'm pretty sure I'm ingesting twice as much now than before I quit analogs, and I'm just trying to get back down to a reasonable level.
Thanks for the responses.
Just remember, it's ok to put the vape down. Every so often, take it out of your hand and set it down.
And congrats.
And welcome!
I don't know about Halo specifically, but I've vaped liquid that was over 3 years old and it still tasted great and seemed to do the job. I suppose it might lose some of it's potency after awhile like pharmaceuticals (I took some DayQuil last year that was 4 years past it's expiration and it was about as effective as if I has swallowed a pill sized rock), but it didn't seem to be any different to me than when I first got it.
I would pop it in the freezer if you are worried about long term degradation. The nicotine hoarders do this all the time. Keep in mind that the liquid will not actually freeze like water; it will get very thick though.
i have no experience nor have I read anything about freezing flavoured juice, but if you do freeze it, let it come up to room temp then give it a really good shake in case the liquids separated while in the freezer.
I just did a google search then, there seems to be a consensus not to freeze flavours. I won't link, but google freeze flavour ejuice or something and decide for yourself.
I just did a google search then, there seems to be a consensus not to freeze flavours. I won't link, but google freeze flavour ejuice or something and decide for yourself.
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