advice on bottle for storing nicotine

submitted over 9 years ago by mjma

Came across these and picked a few of them up. Is there any reason it might be a bad idea to transfer my nicotine to them for freezing? (Talking specifically about the cap.)

http://imgur.com/VWYtqWl http://imgur.com/h8A3yUa

Thanks!

Edit: Realizing I didn't title this thread very well. Anyone coming here looking for advice from me, apologies.

Comments

4 points

by CPT_Taterover 9 years ago

I don't see an issue...Just don't fill them all the way for the very little expansion. I don't see any problem as they are the same material as a mason jar lid.

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by DoesItPlayover 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

In a normal freezer your base won't freeze, so you don't need to worry about expansion (unless you added water to the mix).

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by CPT_Taterover 9 years ago

It doesn't expand much. But some VG came out of the cap of mine because I filled it too much. Just don't fill it to the brim.

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by iamgr3mover 9 years ago

You shouldn't be filling it to the brim anyway. Leave a gap and add some argon to displace the oxygen. Then put it in the freezer. Best way to store nicotine.

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by Marcus_Agippaover 9 years ago

plastic and anodized steel. na it shouldn't be a problem. i fill my all the way up with no air. as long as there is no water in the liquid it will contract and create a vacuum seal.