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How Long Will My E-Liquid Last?
For most vapers, the question of how long a particular e-juice will last on the shelf seldom presents an issue. We tend to burn through our favorites at a pretty good clip. So, how long will my e-liquid last?
How long does vape juice last? Consumption guide
How long does 30ml vape juice last?
A 30ml bottle of vape juice will last approx 10-15 days.
How long does 60ml vape juice last?
A 60ml bottle of vape juice will last approx 20-30 days.
How long does 100ml vape juice last?
A 100ml bottle of vape juice will last approx 35-45 days.
Please note: These figures are meant as a guide! We have based this on average vaping consumption levels. These can be significantly higher or lower depending on; Power of your device, nicotine content of your e-liquid, the size of your inhale, and more.
How Long Will E-Liquid Last Until it Expires?
How long will my e-liquid last? If stored correctly, e-liquid will have a normal shelf life of approximately 2 years. Read more about E-Liquid expiration dates here.
Can I Use an Expired E-Liquid?
For the most part, expiration dates (particularly on something like e-liquid) is a suggestion. It’s an estimation. It is not an exact science. Some e-juices will expire sooner depending on the flavorings that are used in them. Some of those flavors can taste kind of nasty if they expire. So, you’ll definitely want to take that into consideration. Who wants to inhale rancid cherries?
What Does Vape Juice Contain?
Before we examine the technical expiration date of an e-liquid, take into consideration that VG and PG, if stored correctly, have a normal shelf life of approximately two years. Since these ingredients are found in e-juices, they have a distinct effect on the shelf life of the e-fluids in which they are contained.
That said, expiration dates for most e-fluids usually range between one and two years. Aside from the VG and PG contained within e-liquids, nicotine comes into play as well when discussing shelf life. Consider, also, that your e-fluid will break down sooner (the components contained within) if you expose it to extreme heat or direct sunlight.
E-Liquids Sometimes Change Color
Some people may notice their e-juice changing color or turning brown. What’s going on there? If your e-juice has been exposed to oxygen or light, it could turn brown. It has to do with its constituents and the fact that they’re breaking down. The specifically experienced level of oxidation is a chemical reaction that results in some e-juices changing color – some more readily than others. Exposure to heat can also be a factor in determining whether or not your e-liquid will change color.
Chances are, if you really love your e-liquid, it’s not going to have the chance to go bad. If you don’t like it, consider trading with someone else so that it doesn’t go to waste. For more information on this, read our guide on e-liquid changing color.