Some vape juice's come with expiration dates. Others come with a date of creation. Most, however, come with no dates. How is one to know if it is safe to vape older juice?
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If you get one of these 120ml bottles, about how long will it last? Well, it depends on a few factors: How frequently you vape. If you vape all day on a SMOK TFV12 tank or similar, you'll probably go through 5-10ml of juice a day, so the bottle should last around two weeks. How big your coils are. If your setup is a single coil, the juice will last longer. If you have a crazy sextuple coils setup, you'll burn through it quickly. How many different flavors you vape. Most vapers need to rotate more than one flavor through their devices to avoid boredom. The more vape juice flavors you vape, the longer they'll last.
Vape juice is made up of four ingredients: Vegetable Glycerin (VG) Propylene Glycol (PG) Flavoring Nicotine (optional) When a vape juice is labeled as 50/50, it refers to the VG PG ratio, meaning it is half vegetable glycerin and half propylene glycol.
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A general guide for choosing e-liquid is: If you're using a tank, go with vape juice 70% VG or under. 50% VG will work best. If you're using a rebuildable atomizer, stick with high VG juice -- 80% or higher. If you're using a pod system, make sure the vape juice contains nicotine salts, not regular nic. Don't use nic salts in anything but pods.