By my calculations I have enough nicotine base to last about three and a half years.
How is everyone handling the nicotine drought?
I have a lifetime supply in the freezer assuming I live a long time.
I bought a gallon of 100mg September before last and poured it out into 4-ouncers... I can't remember rn if it made 26 or 28 but I'm only halfway into my second one. I've only made 1 60ml batch and 5-10 30ml batches since I started and all the rest is 10 or 15ml testers, about half of which I finish all the way.
Lmao trying to figure out how to dispose of mine as I gave up making the stuff.
How come?
The nicotine is the only scarce component. Everything else is perfectly legal.
DIY juice saves me like $100 a month no joke.
Eh I'm an ex smoker so I don't really try the juice before I make a batch (I do taste test the flavors) but the SO doesn't seem excited about them and I gave up.
Someone hereabouts has 5 gallons !!! :O - I've about 120ml of 100mg in the freezer, vaping at concentrations between nothing and 1-3mg that'll do me for several months I guess.
I'm trying to add more than I remove and at the same time, gradually heading towards the point where I don't really notice whether there's any nic in there or not.
I just bought 120 ml 250 mg salt nic. How should I store this? I expect this to last 6 months to a year depending on how I like it.
I have a gallon split into amber jars in my chest freezer, I’ve been thinking about dropping my nic % even lower than the 1% I’m at currently. I’ll definitely hold onto it forever though, even if just to have it in case it could benefit someone in my life later on.
I have 2.5 liters on ice. Am currently at 2.5mg and slooooowly working my way down. I'm definitely set though I kinda wish I'd picked up a few more just for peace of mind.
I started DIY at the beginning of the pandemic and only just recently polished off my first bottle.
I have enough but I just went to my goto nic website and they have plenty is there something I'm missing?