How to Steep E-liquid!

[@hindae085]

Found this video after buying juice from a more reputable seller and the instructions say to steep for a week. Glad i was doing it right by keeping it in a dark place and shaking it a couple times a day. That store bought crap is terrible so hopefully, I can enjoy this stuff to the fullest.

[@bendemola7528]

What if you make base 50/50 with 10ml Nic strength how long will it last?

[@LorienGL]

So, if you need to steep your juice for a week, you steep it for 5 days, then add nocottine n then in 2 days is ready to vape? What if its enought juice for 2 months vaping? Should it be done in batches? Or all at once and add nicotine only to the small bottles you gonna vape soon?

[@Sir-Kay]

Following this logic, all the nicotine & flavors we buy from the shop are all degraded as they've been steeping for half a year or longer!

[@OGRH]

Or they will outright deny that steeping is even a thing... and tell you "most people can't taste the difference"... And... It's because nicotine darkens which it does, but it's also a sign of over steeping or better put, "after Best By date"... it's funny watching ignorant people talk about things they know nothing about because they work there and somehow have become experts.

[@aestheticlist1520]

I keep my juice for almost 1 month and change his color to green from slightly white. Is safe to use it?

[@MakemyvapeUk]

Hi there Naturally, some flavours and mixes will alter in colour, so generally it will be safe. What did you mix, when was it and how have you been storing it? Let me know! All the best Ben

[@aestheticlist1520]

@@MakemyvapeUk thank you for your response Actually I forgot where i place it and then i finally found it this time on my cabinet. Sadly I didn't add anything to my juice. What do you think is it ok after all? Thank you.

[@MakemyvapeUk]

​@@aestheticlist1520 Hi again, As expressed above, some mixes will naturally alter in colour, so this is not an indication towards you not being able to vape it. Generally, it will still be okay to vape - leaving it for time may encourage it to lose some flavour but it will be safe. I would always check the expiry dates of the flavour concentrates to provide you with a clear indication of how long they are "safe" to use. Nonetheless, several online sources claim that vaping expired e-liquid is still safe to do so. Thanks again Ben Make My Vape

[@aestheticlist1520]

@@MakemyvapeUk thank you so much

[@zakyadiprasetya4999]

@@aestheticlist1520 hows the taste bro?

[@larsve4297]

Why not use a blender??

[@MrObliviousegg]

I always found that putting liquids inside of several socks and placing in a tumble dryer worked a charm. For glass bottles, make sure that you wrap them well for obvious reasons.

[@JackMooney]

Haha, creative method, will have to try that.

[@tkhalid1379]

If all we are doing is just adding nicotine shots to 0mg EU TPD compliant liquid that's already been sitting on store shelves, is steeping still required do you think? Thanks

[@MakemyvapeUk]

Hi there If you are purchasing pre-made E-Liquid from a store, this would have been pre stepped by the brand prior to turning up on the shelves. So if you purchase ready mixed E-Liquid (incl. shortfllls), then it is not required to be steeped. Just add the nic shot and shake. I hope this helps. Kind Regards Make My Vape

[@craigjones8319]

@Rick Morty Everything benefits from a steep even fruits for a day or 2 . Some fruits need to be breathed to lose sharpness or alcohol

[@HMJKS2000]

Do you need to steep 0mg nicotine ejuice?

[@patriktoth3346]

@Rick Morty Nah dude.Even dessert juices needs more time than 2 day

[@rianelopez4948]

I do it the natural way via sunlight with the lid slightly open to let unwanted vapors out. Morning sun 8 to 10 am is the best.

[@nimck-y2z]

Do e liquids bought from manufacturers need steeping?

[@ricksanchez8469]

No, they’ve already steeped.

[@daghetto101]

No

[@oksennuspallo4384]

i dont notice any difference in the taste from a 1 minute ago made juice or in 3 weeks steeped juice...

[@bigchungus2639]

I dont understand why people do this, most of the time when I buy juice, its been steeping in amazons warehouse for months..

[@djzhor457]

Cause the juices we are talking about are probably more premium then stuff you can get on Amazon

[@craigjones8319]

Mostly for DIY liquid

[@mooski0770]

18$ 170ml DIY & for the same price you have 50ML but already steep so... for the same price 50 ml or 170ml ?

[@ricksanchez8469]

@@djzhor457 this video is for people who make their own liquid. You do not need to steep store bought liquid.

[@reneulloa9332]

has anyone heard of a blender

[@ricksanchez8469]

Do not blend your eliquids