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Agreed Jimi! Been using VT VG-nic for a couple weeks now. Just outstanding on all levels.

But I don't think yellow/brown is plant material. It might be, but I think it is also oxides, and probably not just nic oxides. Probably oxides of other alkaloids present in lesser pure nics. My VT was a slight pink too. I really doubt it is anything harmful.

Your statement about pink being from purer nics slightly oxidizing sounds reasonable, but do you have any literature to support that? I have never found anything online that explained the pink rigorously. I have been just going by what I thought was happening. Previous to VT, the only pink nic I had heard of was Xtreme vaping (Levy), which of course is very pure as well.
 

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Agreed Jimi! Been using VT VG-nic for a couple weeks now. Just outstanding on all levels.

But I don't think yellow/brown is plant material. It might be, but I think it is also oxides, and probably not just nic oxides. Probably oxides of other alkaloids present in lesser pure nics. My VT was a slight pink too. I really doubt it is anything harmful.

Your statement about pink being from purer nics slightly oxidizing sounds reasonable, but do you have any literature to support that? I have never found anything online that explained the pink rigorously. I have been just going by what I thought was happening. Previous to VT, the only pink nic I had heard of was Xtreme Vaping (Levy), which of course is very pure as well.
I believe its both. Suspended matter and oxidation. I have read up on it. ;)
 

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I've had crystal clear nic turn pink after about 4 months of regular storage (My working NIC) and it was still just as good as the day I opened it. It's nothing to worry about. Also my VT NIC is turning amber after about 2 months but still taste just as good (Also my working NIC). You can likely refridgrate the NIC which will slow the color change process down but I usually use up my 120ml's of working NIC in a few months anyway so I just don't barther.
 
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