Stepping of E-juice ???

[gegoff]

What is stepping of E-juice and do you need to do it to all e-juice? I saw a you tube video saying he steped his e-juice for up to a week. I don't understand what he was doing to it or what it dose or is it needed.
Any ideas?

 

[State O' Flux]

It allows for the oxidation process to occur. From 2 weeks for non-tobacco flavors to as long as 6 weeks for tobacco - to bring out the full flavor. You can vape right from the mail box if you want - but like good wine, most juices are better with a little "aging".

There are other process' to speed up steeping, but most of us just set them in a warm, dry space and walk away for a few weeks, pausing occasionally to give the bottles a shake.

 

[hvac999]

I have found some flavors that don't need steeping. Most take over 2 weeks but that's up to you and your taste buds.

 

[MrStik]

I am sure steeping is heavily recommended with DIY juices, but I have yet to need to steep anything I have obtained. I generally get everything at a B&M so I would assume that if there is steeping to be done, it may already have been taken care of.

 

[Clarity_Infinite]

I have found some flavors that don't need steeping. Most take over 2 weeks but that's up to you and your taste buds.

The juice Iv'e vaped so far that need steeping is Johnson Creek. The flavors get better day after day.

 

[H Niemand]

I buy from a B&M/online place that makes their own juices as ordered. I usually let these steep for a week or so. Fresh to steeped makes a huge difference.