Frozen during shipping

[Stephan1eMitchell]

I live in the frozen tundra known as Canada.

I am going to order a couple grand worth of flavors and nic from VaperBC. They are on the west coast and I am on the east coast.

Just wondering if anyone who lives in a very cold climate has had any problems with liquid products freezing during transport?

 

[scalewiz]

The liquids may get rather thick, but it will not actually freeze any of them.

Edit: never heard of any problem. I keep mine stored in a -5F freezer.

 

[Dbro84]

nah your good dude .Only time I have a problem with cold temp, is while I'm out in the cold shovling snow, shit will freeze / thicken your juice in your sub tank, and will give you a burnt taste.

 

[Heabob]

I live in the frozen tundra known as Canada.

I am going to order a couple grand worth of flavors and nic from VaperBC. They are on the west coast and I am on the east coast.

Just wondering if anyone who lives in a very cold climate has had any problems with liquid products freezing during transport?

More problems occur with shipping in the summer heat.
Wintertime is actually better for shipping that stuff IMO.

 

[UncleRJ]

Just let them warm up and shake them really good before using and you will be fine!

 

[ceecee]

I live in the frozen tundra known as Canada.

I am going to order a couple grand worth of flavors and nic from VaperBC. They are on the west coast and I am on the east coast.

Just wondering if anyone who lives in a very cold climate has had any problems with liquid products freezing during transport?

No worries - the freezing point for PG is -59 C. I use PG to pour in the pipes in my cottage for the winter to keep them from freezing (no, not the good stuff you vape, the RV anti-freeze stuff dyed pink)