would it be dumb to buy more liquid than one can use in 2 years? does the nicotine content just reduce/degrade after 2years or does it go bad ie: unvapeable, bitter, or worse?
using nic liquid past its due date?
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Don't honestly know; haven't been vaping long enough.
But, I would be more concerned with the flavor component going bad. Most of those are food based in some way and do have shelf life.
Not sure what happens to them when they go 'bad'
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But, I would be more concerned with the flavor component going bad. Most of those are food based in some way and do have shelf life.
Not sure what happens to them when they go 'bad'
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I had some nicotine patches go from somewhat useful to totally useless in about 2-3 years. They were stored in a non-air conditioned room that gets up to 93F every summer.
The best that we can hope for is that 2 years is the half-life of nicotine, if stored properly. And then there is oxidation to worry about, but I try not to worry too much.
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If it's a flavorless I wouldn't be too worried... well... does PG go bad? if it's just extracted nicotine and PG wouldn't it last indefinately?
As for PG only:
That is what got me to quit storing E-juice in my refrigerator.
www.paddocklabs.com/forms/msds/Propylene%20Glycol.pdf
As for nicotine only:
NICOTINE Side Effects, NICOTINE Drug Information, NICOTINE Dosage
As for flavor I have no clue. - Besides Flavors is for kids. lol
That is what got me to quit storing E-juice in my refrigerator.
www.paddocklabs.com/forms/msds/Propylene%20Glycol.pdf
As for nicotine only:
NICOTINE Side Effects, NICOTINE Drug Information, NICOTINE Dosage
As for flavor I have no clue. - Besides Flavors is for kids. lol
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