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Stepping up to professional DIY vending? Get a nicotine dispense kit
submitted about 10 years ago by abdada

If you're now at the pro-level, CXTC offers their fabulous nicotine with a dispense pack kit (CO2). This means your nicotine never touches air (until dispensed) and you can store it at room temperature for a year.

The dispense pack is $125 which isn't too shabby. You'll need to source CO2 locally.

You can also buy 11 liters of their high grade nicotine for $1592 (plus a bottle deposit fee).

While 11,100 ml of 100mg/ml nicotine sounds like a lot, for a professional mixer it's easy to use it all in a year if you mix just 100 30ml bottles a day!

And no complaints about oxidized nicotine ever again.

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by prototrdabout 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Awesome!!! Though I doubt I can squeeze this into my vape budget ;)

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by abdadaabout 10 years ago

10% off dude!

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by MurderMelonabout 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

If I'm reading this correctly, both the product title and the picture of the keg say 100mg per 1000mL.

That's only 0.1mg/mL... Am I missing something?

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by tranceinateabout 10 years agoMixologist

That's not how you interpret their crazy labeling.

Don't ask, I just work here.

It's 100mg/ml.

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by MurderMelonabout 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Ah, I figured. That's pretty weird though.

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by abdadaabout 10 years ago

Their nicotine is top shelf. Best in the industry right now. Try their sample bottle. Use group buy code Dada1 to get my discount.

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by crosstown_rebelabout 10 years ago

What's your 10% off code again?

Pretty please :)

1 points
 
by returnityabout 10 years agoArmchair Flavorist

Should be Dada1, I believe

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by returnityabout 10 years agoArmchair Flavorist

Damn, so much want... Ughhhhhh!

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by BigCommieNatabout 10 years ago

this is all homebrew equipment. Not like 'they made it up themselves' but like LITERALLY: I can buy this at the brew supply store in town. I don't know what the dispensing nozzle looks like... and I know that internally that comes in to contact with brass...

I wonder if there aren't smaller systems that might not work better for home storage

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by abdadaabout 10 years ago

Very probable. I'm working on a home dispenser myself but I have issues with the diluents. PG and VG don't flow like water (VG worse of course).

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by BigCommieNatabout 10 years ago

I wonder if a party star would do well in the freezer:
http://www.midwestsupplies.com/party-star-deluxe-tap-system.html

it's 5liters, so still kinda big... but I guess you could mix 100mg down to 20mg base, keep that in the freezer, and pull off 50 or 60mls as needed

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by DrMclovensabout 10 years agoThe Mad Alchemist

<3 <3 <3

something tells me you knew I would like this post lol

edit: looking into it quite seriously now

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