Storage question
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I buy all my bottles from premium vials. They seem to have had the best deal I could find anyways. Just google them.
Also what are you trying to store? And for how long? Nic solution can be frozen...not in plastic only in amber glass. Flavors, pg, vg, all are best stored in a cool dark place. There are specifics that need to be taken into consideration when storing nicotine solution for the long term. Oxygen, light, and heat are your worst enemy when it comes to nicotine solution. The DIY section of this forum will offer up the best solutions if you are looking at the long term. Search for nicotine storage under the search feature and it will pop up numerous threads on the topic. Good luck my friend and welcome to diy!
Also what are you trying to store? And for how long? Nic solution can be frozen...not in plastic only in amber glass. Flavors, pg, vg, all are best stored in a cool dark place. There are specifics that need to be taken into consideration when storing nicotine solution for the long term. Oxygen, light, and heat are your worst enemy when it comes to nicotine solution. The DIY section of this forum will offer up the best solutions if you are looking at the long term. Search for nicotine storage under the search feature and it will pop up numerous threads on the topic. Good luck my friend and welcome to diy!
I just reuse bottles that i get from when i do decide to go out and buy a premium juice rather than just throw them away. I also reuse the 120ml bottles that my nicotine base comes in to mix up a large batch of liquid at the strength i want then just take from that and flavor it up. Been doing it like this for a while as i only ever flavor 30ml at a time just in case i get tired of a flavor.
I asked the same question a while back and got lots of replies from forum members and suppliers. I came up with putting everything in glass dark bottles and storing them in a wine chiller at about 50 degrees. The nicotine can be frozen, but the food flavoring cannot. I can't remember why the wine chiller came up, but it is smaller and cheaper than a dorm fridge. I think I may have been thinking about storing juice and nic base and a dorm size fridge with the ability to set 2 temps was many times more expensive than the wine chiller.
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