LorAnn mango + do flavorings expire?

submitted almost 11 years ago by Derack

I hear alot of people hating on lorann flavors but....I made a batch of mango 8% flavoring,max VG...This stuff is delicious!Pretty sure this is the best flavor I've ever had.

I have some flavorings I got from mad vapes about 3 years ago and I forgot about them.The coffee flavor smells like a beer can thats been sitting for a month.How long are flavorings good for?

Thanks,

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2 points

by captianpicardalmost 11 years ago

http://bestvaporflavors.com/best-lorann-oils-vaping/

i just do loranns. its cheap, amazon carries it (i have prime) and its tasty. that list, all.green ones are delicious, only order greens though.. for instance, grape, at 1% was still so much coloring it was black and unusable. mango, apple, lemonade(this is the best flavor) are all good

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by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

LA makes some incredible flavors, some not so hot. unfortunately the food coloring turns off most studious vapors.

Most vendors/manufacturers recommend 12-24 month shelf life.

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by Derackalmost 11 years ago

Thanks for the reply.Would putting the flavorings in the refrigerator make them last longer?Or maybe the freezer? Thanks

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by Botboy141almost 11 years ago

My understanding is no.

TFA has instructed me in the past to not freeze my flavors. But I have also heard from flavourart that putting them in the fridge won't hurt nor necessarily help anything.

Keep them in a dry place with ambient temperature under 75F is supposed to be best. Above freezing, below 75F, and consistency I believe is the key.

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by Derackalmost 11 years ago

Thanks for the help.Much appreciated.

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by BonRenningtonalmost 11 years ago

Getting some flavors too cold can cause them fall out of suspension in the carrier liquid (PG mostly) so you might see some crystals in your menthol or ethyl maltol, or clumps in your tfa cheesecake.

Get them warm and shake them up solves this though.