storage?

[BILLB OKC]

should my tasty vapor juice be stored in fridge?

 

[Mr. Tasty Vapor]

The fridge is fine PROVIDED you're storing liquid that you intend on using in the next 2-3 months. Long term storage in the refrigerator, i.e. refrigerating liquids you intend on using a year from now is not recommended.

With our liquids and their decreased shelf life (lack of preservatives again), buy no more than you intend on using in the next few months.

We've begun putting "born on" dates on the bottles, which will help a lot of folks juggle bottle age and such.

But again, short term refrigeration is okay, long term refrigeration, not okay.

 

[BrennaK]

This will probably seem like a silly question, so please forgive me if it is, or if it's been addressed somewhere and I've missed it. Could an unopened bottle be safely stored in the freezer? I forsee myself having a lack of self control where TV's weekly specials are concerned...

 

[emus]

I stockpiled unflavored juice in the freezer 2009.
Juice is still clear and good as new.

 

[guava]

I think Geoff has made it clear that about 8 months is the max for TV liquids since they don't use preservatives.

 

[markimar]

Ohhh freezer? Don't think that's a good idea that may kill the nicotine. I think its in the frequently asked questions sticky. I think the freezer is a no no.

 

[emus]

My experience:
Last juice I bought was sept 2009.
The 2009 unflavored juice from the freezer is clear and strong.
extra 510 batts went bad after about a year or so.
extra 401/402/403 batts from 2009 still working.
all other 2009 stock piled stuff still ok.

 

[Mr. Tasty Vapor]

This will probably seem like a silly question, so please forgive me if it is, or if it's been addressed somewhere and I've missed it. Could an unopened bottle be safely stored in the freezer? I forsee myself having a lack of self control where TV's weekly specials are concerned...

Refrigerator = Good
Freezer = Bad, might as well just put it in the garbage.

 

[emus]

Refrigerator = Good
Freezer = Bad, might as well just put it in the garbage.

I've had juice in freezer since sept 2009.
I can not detect any problems.
What am I missing?

 

[Mr. Tasty Vapor]

I've had juice in freezer since sept 2009.
I can not detect any problems.
What am I missing?

Advice from the manufacturer sounds like what you could be missing.

 

[markimar]

It may look ok out of the freezer but what happens on a molecular level is a whole different story!

 

[emus]

It may look ok out of the freezer but what happens on a molecular level is a whole different story!

Typically, molecular level reactions slow as temp drops.
Have you seen a scientific explaination or experiment which shows molecular level issues w/ freezing juice.
Perhaps a post on this forum?
Just curious.