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PG flavorings known to go bad quickly

holyjuice

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Hey again,

Just a quick one about any known PG flavorings that are known to go bad faster than others? I know you don't have to refrigerate or freeze them to preserve, just keep in a cool, dry and dark place but I've also read that some are known to go really bad faster than others?

Just about to do a huge flavorings order from vapable (about 30x10ml in total) and I don't plan on mixing them all at first, probably keeping some for a few months. So I wanna know what ones to avoid and if they're unavoidable (due to some recipes I'm gonna tinker with) I wanna know to use them fairly quickly.
 
I think you will be hard pressed to find any that don't go off quickly, as they are most likely not organic.
The average best before date is between 18 and 24 months, bear in mind B.B.E doesn't mean it won't be no good to use it will probably just be weaker and require higher amounts to use.
U.B.E use by the end sometimes refers to organic foods or compounds and will not be good for consumer use due to moulds and bacteria.
 
I think you will be hard pressed to find any that don't go off quickly, as they are most likely not organic.
The average best before date is between 18 and 24 months, bear in mind B.B.E doesn't mean it won't be no good to use it will probably just be weaker and require higher amounts to use.
U.B.E use by the end sometimes refers to organic foods or compounds and will not be good for consumer use due to moulds and bacteria.

18-24 months?! Jeez, and here I was worrying about 2-3 months. Great. Thanks for that!
 
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