To dump or not to dump? That is the question..
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I doubt that three-year-old juice will make you sick, although the flavors may be diminished or taste funny. Might even be OK.
Have you tried vaping any yet? Just a toke or two will tell the tale.
Have you tried vaping any yet? Just a toke or two will tell the tale.
The flavors used in our juices are the same stuff in all kinds of foods available commercially and have shelf life that pales in comparison to most perishables. PG and VG are solutions used in most of the stuff we consume every day.
That being said, I doubt they have any problems other than the bottles being dusty. I could be completely wrong but you won't now until you try them out (and neither will the rest of us). I say give them a shot and then give us some feedback after you get back from the ER...
JK...
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steve in sc
That being said, I doubt they have any problems other than the bottles being dusty. I could be completely wrong but you won't now until you try them out (and neither will the rest of us). I say give them a shot and then give us some feedback after you get back from the ER...
JK...Vape On!
steve in sc
The flavors used in our juices are the same stuff in all kinds of foods available commercially and have shelf life that pales in comparison to most perishables. PG and VG are solutions used in most of the stuff we consume every day.
That being said, I doubt they have any problems other than the bottles being dusty. I could be completely wrong but you won't now until you try them out (and neither will the rest of us). I say give them a shot and then give us some feedback after you get back from the ER...
Vape On!
steve in sc
Lol ok. I will try them soon def not tonight. Just couldn't just dump juice I know I paid for before! And in a pinch may work wonders!
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after a year juice should be chucked imo.Had many a juice over a year and most everytime wished they were discarded about 3 times before I tried to resurect the dead juice.
If the fluid is clear and does not seem to have any clouding to it, what exactly could possibly be wrong other than a flavor you don't like any more? I don't understand how they could be dead or bad.
Just learning the craft and am absorbing all the wisdom of folks that have done this longer than me.
As a secondary note, I have a bit left in a bottle of Janty Strawberry 16mg as well as an almost full bottle of Janty RY4 16mg and another at 11mg (both are fantastic). I also have some Cappuchino left at 16mg, not much but some. Every one of them were purchased in October 2009 and taste/vape exactly the same as the day I bought them. Could be additives the Asians put in their juices, who knows. I got the above samples while still in South Korea so they are most likely from China.
Getting low on juice is what made me decide to order new stuff and to DIY. We're all in this together - Keep sharing your experiences and we may figure something out someday...
Until then -
Vape On!
steve in sc
Just learning the craft and am absorbing all the wisdom of folks that have done this longer than me.
As a secondary note, I have a bit left in a bottle of Janty Strawberry 16mg as well as an almost full bottle of Janty RY4 16mg and another at 11mg (both are fantastic). I also have some Cappuchino left at 16mg, not much but some. Every one of them were purchased in October 2009 and taste/vape exactly the same as the day I bought them. Could be additives the Asians put in their juices, who knows. I got the above samples while still in South Korea so they are most likely from China.
Getting low on juice is what made me decide to order new stuff and to DIY. We're all in this together - Keep sharing your experiences and we may figure something out someday...
Until then -
Vape On!
steve in sc
I don't know about Johnson Creek juice, never tried any.
If it smells bad, sour, or odd - just toss it. If it smells like juice - give it a try. The worst that can happen is that it is sweeter or that it has lost some flavor.
If it smells bad, sour, or odd - just toss it. If it smells like juice - give it a try. The worst that can happen is that it is sweeter or that it has lost some flavor.
I pulled out a 2-year-old bottle of TV Atomic Fireball and tried it... it barely had any flavor left. This stuff used to be weapons-grade cinnamon.
Maybe I'll save the bottle for a future "Vaping's Golden Age" museum exhibit.
Maybe I'll save the bottle for a future "Vaping's Golden Age" museum exhibit.
I tried vaping in 2009, and gave it up pretty quick. When I started vaping this summer I was using my old juices and they were fine. Generally the two year mark is when they *expire* I had to chuck one or two that were leftover recently because they started to smell funky.
Personally if they looked and smelled ok I'd probably vape them but only if they were juices I really liked the first time around.
Personally if they looked and smelled ok I'd probably vape them but only if they were juices I really liked the first time around.
I should add that my juices are in 81 degree heat for the time I have them so that may make a huge difference to the quality and taste , as soulth florida is not nice to things that age(besides me).
I've read that over time the nic potency could decrease. I assume the flavorings could spoil as well. Several years ago the juice I got had no exp dates. Times have changed lol
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