Vape Juice

Here's a simple guide to mixing vape juices:

Step 1: Gather all the necessary vape juice supplies or use a DIY vape juice kit.

Step 2: Combine PG and VG in a 50/50 ratio in a 50ml bottle.

Step 3: Add 10-20 drops of your preferred flavoring.

Step 4: Mix in 10ml of nicotine.

Step 5: Shake the bottle thoroughly to blend all the ingredients.

Allow the vape juice to steep before enjoying it.

Vape juice, also known as e-liquid, is composed of several key ingredients:

- Propylene Glycol (PG)
- Vegetable Glycerin (VG)
- Water
- Flavorings
- Nicotine

E-liquids commonly contain both PG and VG, with one often being more dominant.

Yes, vape juice does expire. It typically has a shelf life of about 2 years from the manufacturing date. The expiration date indicates when degradation is likely to begin, but e-liquids don't suddenly go bad.

Key Points:

Shelf Life: Approximately 2 years, though it varies by formulation (e.g., nicotine salts last longer than freebase nicotine).
Storage: Keep e-liquids in a cool, dry, dark place to extend their life. Exposure to light, heat, or moisture accelerates degradation.
Signs of Expiry: Changes in flavor, smell, color, nicotine strength, viscosity, and ingredient separation.
Proper storage helps maintain the quality of your e-liquid for as long as possible.