and if so how?
I'm going through my flavor stash and for most of them the only purchase dates I have are on my ELR account.
Lately I've been adding little slips of paper with the purchase date to the individual ziploc bags I store each flavor in. I don't want to write on the bottles themselves because my handwriting is nasty and half the time I can't read it after awhile, especially numbers.
I'm wondering if it would be worth it to buy a small date stamp
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I don't date my flavours. As long as they are stored out sunlight and not too hot or cold they should be fine. Over a great length of time they may weaken but they don't go bad.
You DIY and you don't have a label maker? How do you label your mixes?
Not on flavourings. But Yes on juice I make, It helps to know how old your mix is 👍 In saying that, old flavourings like 4yrs old have gone dark and flavour has changed quite a bit so I just toss em, and grab some new ones.
> old flavourings like 4yrs old have gone dark and flavour has changed quite a bit so I just toss em
How were you storing them? I have a couple bottles I'm mixing from that are that old and they seem fine.
The biggest batch of juice I make is 120 mls. I'm going to vape that long before it's age becomes an issue. More typically I mix 60mls.
I keep a spreadsheet of flavor purchases that includes the flavor, manufacturer, size, date of purchase, vendor and cost.
When I get an order I started putting the date on the bottle with a sliver of painters tape.