Storage?

[mizuhi]

I am getting my first e-cig, Joye 510.
I went to cignot for it because they also had the vg juice.

I would like to ask how do you store your vg juice and how long does it keep for you?
Did anyone ever ruin a bottle by storing it in a wrong way?

 

[Cimyss]

alot of companies put the expiration date ont he bottle usually arround 2 years.
also if your not going to use right away they say it will keep better if you keep it in a cool dark place ( fridge)

 

[Brian1976]

* have my juice stored in my Vapor king box... and its in 1 of the coolest rooms in my house which seems to be working for me

 

[Kate51]

There seems to be contention about storing in fridge, food storage is supposed to be at 36-42`, this may have degenerative effect on VG,PG, and nicotine. I don't think anyone has come up with a common thought about it yet. So far though dry and cool is agreed, I have my mixes etc in a hall closet, stays about 60`-65` and dark and dry, so mine should be ok too. There should be more input from manufacturers, but so far cool dry, and out of sunlight is the only directive.

 

[mizuhi]

Thanks all.
I think I will pick the fridge.

Our house fluctuates in winter from 40's-50's at night and 70's-80's by day.
We have a wood burner for heat that we don't use during the night.
So cold at night and toasty by day. My juice would probably get confused. LOL
In summer we dont have aircon. Its just hot, hot, hot.

I always keep tobacco in the fridge. So I will try that.

 

[Caesarea]

If using the fridge, it's worth making sure the bottle is tightly sealed and in a lightproof container/wrapping.
People say it is dark in the fridge - well, yes, until you open the door several times per hour!




C.

 

[Kate51]

No, not fridge....
testing done, by some well-meaning, ambitious chemists!
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/33393-test-freezing-liquid.html

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/33393-test-freezing-liquid.html

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/33393-test-freezing-liquid.html

cool, not cold, dry, away from light is recommendation