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How Long Does E-liquid Last?

If you vape often, you likely have different flavours to try. If you’ve kept bottles a while, you might wonder: does e-liquid expire?

This blog explores how long vape juice lasts, why e-liquids expire, and how to spot the signs. We also share tips to get the most from your vape juices for a fresh taste longer.

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Does E-liquid Last Beyond Its Expiry?

Yes, e-liquids do expire. Like food has dates, vape juice has a shelf life. E-liquid typically lasts 1 to 2 years, varying by brand. Every bottle must show manufacture and expiry dates legally, helping confirm authenticity.

The expiry date is a “best before” guide for taste, consistency, and vapour. There’s no universal expiry; manufacturers set these dates.

How Long Can E-liquid Last?

Different e-liquids (VG, PG, freebase, nicotine salts) have varying compositions affecting how long the e-liquid lasts.

• High VG E-liquid Lasting Time: Vegetable Glycerin (VG) is main in 70/30 liquids for bigger clouds. Stored right, VG has no fixed expiry but a best-before of 1-2 years.

• High PG E-liquid Lasting Time: Propylene Glycol (PG) gives stronger flavour and throat hit. Higher PG liquids can last mouth-to-lung vapers 2 years or more.

• Nicotine E-liquid Lasting Time: Freebase nicotine and nicotine shots expire like flavoured liquids. Nicotine guidance is usually 1-2 years, especially unaltered freebase.

Remember, factors can change how long an e-liquid lasts.

Signs Your E-liquid Lasting Period is Over

E-liquids can spoil before their date. Look for these signs:

1. Unusual smell: Fresh juice smells like its flavour. An odd or bad smell means it’s expired. Odourless nicotine should smell neutral; a bad smell means discard it.

2. Change in taste: A big flavour drop or a harsh, bitter taste likely means the e-liquid lasting period is over, not just a burnt coil.

3. Liquid colour change: Fresh juice is clear or slightly yellow. Oxidation darkens it over time, especially with sweetener or nicotine. Dark colour plus bad smell/taste means disposal.

4. Sedimentation or separation: Shake juice before use. If separation stays after shaking, or you see sediment, get a new bottle. (Note: Sedimentation isn’t expiration in CBD liquids; warming fixes crystals).

Does E-liquid Last in Disposable Vapes?

Disposable vapes expire like bottled e-liquid. They offer around 600 puffs and usually get used before expiry. Occasional vapers should know most last 1-2 years after making.

Check packaging for expiry or scan the code for batch/manufacture date. Bad taste, smell, or low flavour signal expiry. Disposables have built-in coils, so burnt taste might be coil or bad liquid – discard if signs appear.

What Shortens E-liquid Lasting Time?

Knowing causes helps prolong your e-liquid last period:

• Exposure to air: Factory seals protect. Once open, oxygen causes oxidation. Leaving lids off speeds this up, making the juice expire faster.

• Exposure to heat: High temperatures weaken flavour and nicotine strength quickly. Avoid hot rooms or direct sunlight.

• Light exposure: Sunlight heats the liquid and UV rays react with chemicals, altering taste, smell, and thickness.

Making E-liquid Last Through Storage

Store correctly to maximise how long your e-liquid lasts. Always keep bottles and disposables in a cool, dry place away from heat and sun. Secure lids tightly after refilling and avoid leaving bottles open long.

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