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10/26/2019 4:54:32 PM EDT
Does anyone know, is there a rule of thumb on shelf life of quality, commercially produced juice that has its seal on the bottle, that's been stored in the dark, at stable room temp and humidity?
Proud and grateful Tennessee Squire
10/27/2019 12:34:33 AM EDT
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Store it in a cool dry place and its two years roughly. Hang on for pics
1Andy2: it's just a question of if we decide to stop throwing coal in the furnace and lean on the brakes or if we're going to blow the boiler up getting to Full Retard'sville.
10/27/2019 12:38:11 AM EDT
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1Andy2: it's just a question of if we decide to stop throwing coal in the furnace and lean on the brakes or if we're going to blow the boiler up getting to Full Retard'sville.
10/27/2019 12:41:29 AM EDT
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Store it in a cool dry place and its two years roughly. Hang on for pics
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Thank you.
Proud and grateful Tennessee Squire
10/27/2019 1:05:12 AM EDT
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Thank you.
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Originally Posted By BURN:
Store it in a cool dry place and its two years roughly. Hang on for pics
Thank you.
Thats if you make your own or order it from a high volume online seller. you have no idea how long it was on a store shelf  so in that case I would hedge my bet at 6-12 months.

Nicotine breaks down over time according to what I can find online (I am not a chemist)
1Andy2: it's just a question of if we decide to stop throwing coal in the furnace and lean on the brakes or if we're going to blow the boiler up getting to Full Retard'sville.

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