Steeping- It makes a world of difference.

[VapHerClouds]

A lot of people leave the caps off, some put their bottles under a fan, some use a hot water method. Others, such as myself just give it time in it bottle (think like aging a wine).
I usually test when the juice arrives and at weekly intervals, just so I can see the juice mature (it's really fun)
Most of Annette's juices are great right from the mailbox, but there are one or two that are unvapeable until they have steeped.
The most recent one I have revisited is Wild Blue Punch. I've vaped it several times and I've hated it, now it's hit 2 months old mark and I think I just fell in love. You can taste the mellow blueberries (natural) and I taste a splash of watermelon (natural). I'm sure there's more to this complex mix but those are the top notes that I recognise that make this tasty, fruity vape worth the wait.

 

[gypsyhooker]

I let the USPS do my steeping for me. Ok, so I still have to open the caps & let them breathe myself but as a truck driver I try & place my orders about 2 weeks before I know I'm coming home. That way I don't have to stalk the mailman on my days off. One of my friends works at the PO & she gives my package a shake every couple of days.

 

[kittypie]

Ooooh, an insider at the Post Office! Brilliant!

 

[davidwi2]

I've often wondered if using a hotplate magnetic stirrer would speed up the steeping process. Has anyone tried this?