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Transfer flavors to glass bottles?
submitted over 10 years ago by edbtzyMixologist

many flavors I ordered came in plastic bottles. After some research, many suggest to transfer to glass bottles. Do you guys transfer all of these flavors into glass bottles? This is another expense I did not expect, especially since my flavor count is almost at 50. Now im wondering if I have to go and buy additional bottles to store these flavors.

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by cjinctover 10 years ago

I've got all mine in glass and I have well over 350 flavors. I look at it more as an investment rather than an expense ;)

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by lvanDragoover 10 years ago

Show us a picture)))

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by RipCityVapeover 10 years agoMixologist

The only thing I transfer to glass is my nic base

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by TheXysterover 10 years ago

Some manufacturers suggest putting them in glass if it's going to be over 3 months. I would pick up some glass bottles.

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by elitegunslingerover 10 years ago

Meh, hdpe bottles shouldn't leech into the flavors; it would take a year or 2 I'd say. Vs glass for longer but time would degrade it anyway.

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by Plumphoneover 10 years ago

My juice certainly doesn't last three months...

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by _Laughmore_over 10 years ago

I have 100 more 2 dram vials w/droppers and wish I'd have invested in 4 dram vials or bigger. If you go this route it makes sense to buy the bulk of your samples from WL and save $0.50 a flavor. Search 2 or 4 dram vial trays on amazon.

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by jburrkeover 10 years ago

Lol, I recently asked this question but in reverse. Was wondering if it was safe to transfer some flavors that I got in glass vials to plastic. Most people said that they've had tons of flavors last for many months in the plastic bottles they received them in, but one or two said to try and stay away from putting citrus / acidic flavors in plastic. I haven't moved any of my plastic to glass, and so far it's been fine.

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