We've been in the same situation. I live in a duplex with limited space. Another trick is to get more concentrated nicotine if that's available still. It's a little trickier to use, but it takes up less space. You can dilute some as you need to be your working bottle.
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We've been in the same situation. I live in a duplex with limited space. Another trick is to get more concentrated nicotine if that's available still. It's a little trickier to use, but it takes up less space. You can dilute some as you need to be your working bottle.
Hey Uncle,
I think at this point i cant be picky about the flavor, it is whatever works and keep me vape happy.
with the disposable ones since our dumb law says they cant be flavored i have been vaping just methol.
i am interested in those one shots. I am just super lazy lol so where can i find what flavors there are.
I think at this point i cant be picky about the flavor, it is whatever works and keep me vape happy.
with the disposable ones since our dumb law says they cant be flavored i have been vaping just methol.
i am interested in those one shots. I am just super lazy lol so where can i find what flavors there are.
Just to give you an example of how refrigerator seems to be almost as good as a freezer for storing nic (at least for shorter long term storage), Rossum has a thread where he is documenting storage of nicotine in freezer vs refrigerator vs room temp.
As you can see in the pic below, the refrigerated nic (middle) is barely more oxidized than the freezer nic (left). While refrigerator won't likely be good for VERY long term storage, it's should be OK for a couple years at least.
Here's a pic from that thread. If I'm not mistaken, this nic was about 2.5 to 3 years old when the pic was taken and it was mostly stored in PET plastic bottles for a couple years before switching to glass. But it seems to illustrate how even refrigerator temps seem to slow down oxidation so a fridge is useful to a degree.
As you can see in the pic below, the refrigerated nic (middle) is barely more oxidized than the freezer nic (left). While refrigerator won't likely be good for VERY long term storage, it's should be OK for a couple years at least.
Here's a pic from that thread. If I'm not mistaken, this nic was about 2.5 to 3 years old when the pic was taken and it was mostly stored in PET plastic bottles for a couple years before switching to glass. But it seems to illustrate how even refrigerator temps seem to slow down oxidation so a fridge is useful to a degree.
You can be picky about flavors. There are hundreds of flavors out there and lots of recipes. You can start simple, with one shot flavors, single flavors, or simple two or three flavor recipes. And go from there. It's whatever you like. The flavors are not affected by any bans at all, nor are the other ingredients in DIY. The nicotine is the only problematic entity, which is why you should focus on that first.
Thanks for all the suggestions guys. The concentrated nic sounds like a good option. But at this point i think my priority is not so much nicotine, but all the other supplies that can keep me vaping.
Well menthol should be super easy. I vape mainly peppermint and I use 6% peppermint (TFA - The Flavor Apprentice brand). Easy to mix with one flavor.
I went with methol just because i didnt have other options. I do like fruity vapes i think, so something like apple menthol sounds like i will survive.
where can i find those one shots UncleJunkie?
where can i find those one shots UncleJunkie?
Here are a couple popular places ECFers use that sell one-shots...
One Shot Flavor Concentrates - FlavorJungle
Make Your Own DIY Eliquid/Juice and Candy - OneStopDIYShop
There may be others but I'm not the person to ask since I'm just a boring one-flavor mixer
One Shot Flavor Concentrates - FlavorJungle
Make Your Own DIY Eliquid/Juice and Candy - OneStopDIYShop
There may be others but I'm not the person to ask since I'm just a boring one-flavor mixer
Yep freezers are a lot more efficient nowadays.
My new 3.5cu ft is estimated energy cost at $19 per year.
Based on 10.65 cents per kWh.
That's really good! I still never did by my dedicated nic freezer
, but it's on the list!I just checked and none of the nicotine vendors still shipping sell the concentrated nicotine.
Here are a couple popular places ECFers use that sell one-shots...
One Shot Flavor Concentrates - FlavorJungle
Make Your Own DIY Eliquid/Juice and Candy - OneStopDIYShop
There may be others but I'm not the person to ask since I'm just a boring one-flavor mixer
Please help me understand, and again sorry if silly question ....
so these are ready to vape? And if i want to add nic i just add nic, is that right?
No, these are flavors that you add to your nicotine/VG/PG mix. It is a flavor recipe already made up for you, instead of DIY your own recipes. It's an easy first step into DIY because you get cool flavors and they are easier to mix. The downside is they cost more than DIY recipies. The other option is single flavor mixes. You buy the same flavors as you would for mixing recipes but you only use one flavor. The cost is really cheap, but the depth of your flavors is lacking. You can do either or both.
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