I ordered some ejuice which was delivered the other day. It was very cold out and sat in mailbox most of the day. The issue is, the juice seems to be far weaker then normal. I have tried these juices before, they seemed far stronger before. My question is, does winter delivery, and cold weather effect the juices at all? Or am I crazy?
Winter Delivery, Does It Effect Ejuice?
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Usually cold temperatures will effect juice a great deal. What you need to do is hold these juices over an open flame for 6 hours, then stuff them in the hood of your jacket for 17 hours, open the cap, let them breath for exactly 3 minutes and 22 seconds, then put them in your arm pits for 2 hours them they're ready to vape.
You also have run on a treadmill while they're in your arm pits if you skip the open flame part.
Honestly I'm really looking forward to the UAA vw models that we should see hitting the shelves next year. Steep it while you vape it, nice warm vapor, and no chance of sitting on it in your pocket!
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Krisjay-all in good fun
It shouldn't affect your juice. Having said that, I do remember when Killer Juice first opened, they had problems with a couple flavours shipping in the cold weather. My orders usually take a while to get to me from the U.S. and never had a problem. Check with your vendor maybe
I've always heard that you should keep your liquid in a "dark and cool" area so I would think that them being cold shouldn't really affect them that much but I could be wrong.
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