steeping e juice

[s0uthstar]

i just got some new ejuices in ive been wanting to try for some time now. The seller recommended "steeping" the juice. All of the juices that i purchased contain zero nicotine though. Do i still need to steep the juice?

 

[EBates]

Steeping is subjective. Some juices need a month and some are good as soon as they are received.
I use a $5 510 bridged atomizer to sample juice when I get it. If good I fill a tank and vape away. If not it sits for a week or two or until I give up on it.

 

[fraychek]

I woukd say that if the seller recommends steeping, then you should probably steep. You can try a bit fresh and you like it, then vape away. If not, then try it again in a week. Still don't like it, wait another week. And so on. I've had liquids that tasted great right out of the mail and some that have taken a couple of months to come into their own.

 

[Cowboy192]

From my understanding (limited as it is) steeping allows the flavours to mix and develop, so I'd say yes

 

[Zelphie]

Steeping sometimes allowed flavors to fully develop, intensify, and blend together. But not all juices change in such a way. This applies to juices that they mix when ordered not pre-steeped.

 

[EBates]

Steeping, the door swings both ways.
I recently dumped two partial bottles of a watermelon juice that was so good initially that I'd try to spit seeds. After a month of off and on vaping it, the taste totally changed. The taste change was not related nic content since one was 0 nic and the other was 18 nic.