Yes, "should have been". But something about their statements has me wondering.I have read and followed your test for nic since you began them. I really do appreciate all the time and effort you have spent doing this and sharing the results with the members. But aren't we talking about 2 different scenarios here. I was responding to newly bought high nic mg from NR that is only 5 months old and should have been frozen from that point on. And you are talking heat light and room temp. Did i misunderstand?
That's a question I tried to answer in the "Experiment" thread, and the results are not completely conclusive.Anyway - I am more concerned about decanting each an every bottle to check the NIC. Will it not be effected (oxidation even if close tightly)? ? ? NEXT Suggestion ? ? ?
What are your thoughts on using vaccum pack bags /water bladders hikers use? (Stored at room temperature in the dark). We are considering on off-grid lifestyle in Colorado for the summers
And - As I mentioned to him when he offered, I just might take him up on that offer some day - just not right now . . . Anyway, thanks for the input . . . 
Two of my four liters are the same PG Lot/Batch#
If I were going to do that for several months at a time, I would mix down enough base to last me those months. My experience is that unflavored base mixed down to vaping strength doesn't degrade as fast. I've left 13-15 mg unflavored in glass bottles for several months and observed no color change or objectionable flavor/odor.
How about an active cooler? Something like this:One that I will consider . . . I have a heavy duty insulated cooler that I use for hurricanes (full with supplies though), but I do have one of those Dark Green bins (25 gallons I think) for storage I can use too . . . Thanks for the suggestion . . .
Noted,. Ps I intended to ask you on your other thread,, so I c/p the same question over there as well
I probably could hide that in the closet without a problem . . . Well - Unless when they do a 3 month "spot" Maintenance inspection and notice the cord running into the closet and ask WHY - I'll just say it is for "My" late night snacks when I can't get out of bed and hope that works (hey it's a picnic cooler - not a Freezer, one that I could use too when a Hurricane hits ) . . . . . . Anyway, GREAT Find, I think I will get one as soon as it hopefully goes on sale (already spent more money that I reallly didn't have on NIC & "Stuff" . . . ) . . . THANK YOU ! ! ! My offer of freezer space stands as well.Really nice and a GREAT option . . .
NN Armor V1 is available in 125, 250, and 500 ml glass bottles. It's actually slightly cheaper in bigger bottles, but the difference isn't a whole lot.
Save up to $100♢ on your qualifying purchase.Really nice and a GREAT option . . .
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Befriend someone nearby with room in his or her freezer?Actually already been though this discussion before - NO I do not and it is not an option. I live in senior housing - they only provide a cheap small refrigerator. Also they will not allow any tenant to purchase a larger one / or freezer (it just so happens they are in the process of evicting a tenant unless they get rid of the small freezer they have). Matter of fact, @Rossum was so kin and generous to offer to let me store some in his freezer, however he is 4 hour drive away.
Anyway - I am more concerned about decanting each an every bottle to check the NIC. Will it not be effected (oxidation even if close tightly)? ? ? NEXT Suggestion ? ? ?
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YEA - YEA - YEA - Don't qualify when you try to survive on a very limited Disability/Retired Person's budget . . . If Ya' know what I mean - well that is if your old enough . . .
Just sayin' . . .
