Christopher

If your gonna use it as a "backup"  I would  take it out of the box and and charge it fully then let it sit  Then keep an eye on it every so often to make sure its fully charged

HI Folks, 
We've been informed a number of our flavors must be removed from our store due to new regulations. We've lowered the pricing on select liquids to cost, the lowest we can offer while supplies last! 
https://www.vaportalk.com/us/product-category/deals/
 

You bring up a great point and something that is so frustrating for vendors. If a customer comes into the store and mentions that their hardware is warm or acting up, we are literally not allowed to assist/asses/ help with the situation. Which is mind numbly stupid.
One the vendors we work with close by is undergoing a lawsuit at the moment because a user stacked their batteries.  Something you should never, ever do. Almost every vendor mentions this as well. And while this particular vendor is not at fault, he still has to fork out the cost of proving himself not liable. 
 

You bring up a great point and something that is so frustrating for vendors. If a customer comes into the store and mentions that their hardware is warm or acting up, we are literally not allowed to assist/asses/ help with the situation. Which is mind numbly stupid.
One the vendors we work with close by is undergoing a lawsuit at the moment because a user stacked their batteries.  Something you should never, ever do. Almost every vendor mentions this as well. And while this particular vendor is not at fault, he still has to fork out the cost of proving himself not liable. 
 

You bring up a great point and something that is so frustrating for vendors. If a customer comes into the store and mentions that their hardware is warm or acting up, we are literally not allowed to assist/asses/ help with the situation. Which is mind numbly stupid.
One the vendors we work with close by is undergoing a lawsuit at the moment because a user stacked their batteries.  Something you should never, ever do. Almost every vendor mentions this as well. And while this particular vendor is not at fault, he still has to fork out the cost of proving himself not liable. 
 

The SMOK TFV8 tank has many fans here on Vapor Talk. @Adversarious1 seems to like it a lot and can give you more information.

Those are all perfect answer thanks! 
And correct, we're happy to order in drums if that's what people want (exaggerated) but because brands and flavors sort of ebb and flow on popularity, I'd hate to have 240ml bottles just collecting dust. However, especially on our own products, offering deep discounts on large buys we're completely cool with. Thing is, we sell to distributors (naturally) at a completely different price than retail, if a customer wants to buy as much as they do, I really see no reason not to extend the discount.
At any rate, I've added in some discounted pricing on the Black Label, Classic Line and "Explore other eLiquids" category. (Pricing is just above the add to cart button) We'll likely continue to play with these numbers a little more if things go well. (Someone today just purchased 60 bottles of classic so it appears the demand for the discount is there)
Oh one more thing, on the Vapor Talk liquids, I've set it so you can mix and match (So 5 bottles of X, 5 bottles of Y and 6 bottles in X in a different strength still applies the discount)  

You'll be able to swing by and pick them up soon (Though there are no set hours for the Cali location yet. It'll be a bit all over the place while we get setup)

Sorry Tam.  You buy the pony first, feed it with a unicorn bottle and in 6 weeks your pony turns into a unicorn.  And if you by chance buy that story, then remind me to talk to you about a bridge I have for sale. 😂
As long as you can keep selling them that's good enough for me.  I just happen to find them far more convenient and a lot less messy to use when filling tanks with than a dropper.  Still like droppers for my RDA's, but more often than not I end up with about half as much liquid on the outside of a tank as I do inside the tank if I use them.

I like the Unicorn bottles, they're great. But we can no longer use them as of this year (We can sell them empty though)

Back from vacation and back to the grind and wanted to put my 2 whole cents in on this.
For me it's more about the cost savings when purchasing in larger volumes.  Bottle size is basically irrelevant to me because I transfer my liquids from whatever container they are in to either needle tip or unicorn bottles (unless the liquid came packaged in a unicorn bottle).  

Those are all perfect answer thanks! 
And correct, we're happy to order in drums if that's what people want (exaggerated) but because brands and flavors sort of ebb and flow on popularity, I'd hate to have 240ml bottles just collecting dust. However, especially on our own products, offering deep discounts on large buys we're completely cool with. Thing is, we sell to distributors (naturally) at a completely different price than retail, if a customer wants to buy as much as they do, I really see no reason not to extend the discount.
At any rate, I've added in some discounted pricing on the Black Label, Classic Line and "Explore other eLiquids" category. (Pricing is just above the add to cart button) We'll likely continue to play with these numbers a little more if things go well. (Someone today just purchased 60 bottles of classic so it appears the demand for the discount is there)
Oh one more thing, on the Vapor Talk liquids, I've set it so you can mix and match (So 5 bottles of X, 5 bottles of Y and 6 bottles in X in a different strength still applies the discount)  

Those are all perfect answer thanks! 
And correct, we're happy to order in drums if that's what people want (exaggerated) but because brands and flavors sort of ebb and flow on popularity, I'd hate to have 240ml bottles just collecting dust. However, especially on our own products, offering deep discounts on large buys we're completely cool with. Thing is, we sell to distributors (naturally) at a completely different price than retail, if a customer wants to buy as much as they do, I really see no reason not to extend the discount.
At any rate, I've added in some discounted pricing on the Black Label, Classic Line and "Explore other eLiquids" category. (Pricing is just above the add to cart button) We'll likely continue to play with these numbers a little more if things go well. (Someone today just purchased 60 bottles of classic so it appears the demand for the discount is there)
Oh one more thing, on the Vapor Talk liquids, I've set it so you can mix and match (So 5 bottles of X, 5 bottles of Y and 6 bottles in X in a different strength still applies the discount)  

Those are all perfect answer thanks! 
And correct, we're happy to order in drums if that's what people want (exaggerated) but because brands and flavors sort of ebb and flow on popularity, I'd hate to have 240ml bottles just collecting dust. However, especially on our own products, offering deep discounts on large buys we're completely cool with. Thing is, we sell to distributors (naturally) at a completely different price than retail, if a customer wants to buy as much as they do, I really see no reason not to extend the discount.
At any rate, I've added in some discounted pricing on the Black Label, Classic Line and "Explore other eLiquids" category. (Pricing is just above the add to cart button) We'll likely continue to play with these numbers a little more if things go well. (Someone today just purchased 60 bottles of classic so it appears the demand for the discount is there)
Oh one more thing, on the Vapor Talk liquids, I've set it so you can mix and match (So 5 bottles of X, 5 bottles of Y and 6 bottles in X in a different strength still applies the discount)  

Those are all perfect answer thanks! 
And correct, we're happy to order in drums if that's what people want (exaggerated) but because brands and flavors sort of ebb and flow on popularity, I'd hate to have 240ml bottles just collecting dust. However, especially on our own products, offering deep discounts on large buys we're completely cool with. Thing is, we sell to distributors (naturally) at a completely different price than retail, if a customer wants to buy as much as they do, I really see no reason not to extend the discount.
At any rate, I've added in some discounted pricing on the Black Label, Classic Line and "Explore other eLiquids" category. (Pricing is just above the add to cart button) We'll likely continue to play with these numbers a little more if things go well. (Someone today just purchased 60 bottles of classic so it appears the demand for the discount is there)
Oh one more thing, on the Vapor Talk liquids, I've set it so you can mix and match (So 5 bottles of X, 5 bottles of Y and 6 bottles in X in a different strength still applies the discount)  

Those are all perfect answer thanks! 
And correct, we're happy to order in drums if that's what people want (exaggerated) but because brands and flavors sort of ebb and flow on popularity, I'd hate to have 240ml bottles just collecting dust. However, especially on our own products, offering deep discounts on large buys we're completely cool with. Thing is, we sell to distributors (naturally) at a completely different price than retail, if a customer wants to buy as much as they do, I really see no reason not to extend the discount.
At any rate, I've added in some discounted pricing on the Black Label, Classic Line and "Explore other eLiquids" category. (Pricing is just above the add to cart button) We'll likely continue to play with these numbers a little more if things go well. (Someone today just purchased 60 bottles of classic so it appears the demand for the discount is there)
Oh one more thing, on the Vapor Talk liquids, I've set it so you can mix and match (So 5 bottles of X, 5 bottles of Y and 6 bottles in X in a different strength still applies the discount)  

I agree, too many different sizes would be a headache. My suggestion would be to add 120ml bottles, as in my experience 30ml and 120ml are both very popular. I know that I personally would be ordering the 120ml over the 30ml.

The physical bottle size is no problem, I would be looking at the overall quantity. If I got a discount for 120 ml of juice in 30 ml bottles, that would be fine. I put my juices into 30 ml bottles for travel and daily use anyway.   

I agree larger bottles usually cost less per ML, usually because you're only getting one bottle (less packaging expense), lol, but also because they discount "bulk" size to entice you to buy more for a few pennies extra.  I would have bought my juices in 1-L size if they were offered like that   Today, the industry standards (based on consumer demand) have pretty much become four main size bottles... 10, 30, 60, and 120ml.
I think what @Christopher was getting at was still offering discounted pricing for volume purchases, but providing the actual product in several smaller bottles, rather than one or two large bottles?  For example, if you order 240ml, you'd get eight 30ml, four 60ml bottles, or two 120ml bottles, rather than one 240ml...  From a stocking standpoint, of an item with a shelf-life, having to carry multiple sizes is a nightmare in the stockroom, so I see the beauty of only stocking one or two sizes of bottles... only 30ml, 30 and 60ml, or 30 and 120ml sizes... and configuring orders to accommodate those size combos.   It will keep the stockroom easier to manage and will ensure all products shipped have a longer shelf-life for the consumer.
Years ago when I managed a grocery store, people would often ask "why don't you stock 2oz jars of X or 2-gal jugs of Y?".  The short answer is that they go bad sitting on the shelf because they are not a high-demand item, and in the long-run, stocking six different size jars of Mayo (and a dozen different brands) just doesn't make good logistical or economical sense, when 99% of the shoppers generally pick up the standard or economy-size (double-size) jar, despite having other size options  

When I use to buy my juices locally or online... I would frequently buy 240, 300, or 600ml at a time, and they nearly always came in 30ml bottles... with rare exceptions of getting 60, 100, or 120ml bottles if they had them in stock.  More often than not, though, 30ml was the standard in-stock sizes, and I actually appreciated having many, smaller, more manageable bottles around... so I could leave one at work, one at the cabin, one in my backpack, and store the rest in the fridge.  If I ordered 600ml and it came in a 500ml and 100ml (or five 120ml) bottles, I'd have to divvy it out into smaller bottles on my own?
Even today, mixing my own juices in 300-1000ml batches... I still pour the batches into 30ml and 60ml bottles for convenience and portability.   The largest bottles I use for storage are 120ml bottles.  Even when I break down a liter of Nicotine base for freezing, 120ml (or smaller) bottles are used for freezer storage so when I pull one out for mixing a batch, I'm not exposing large volumes to the atmosphere, causing Oxygenation degradation of the whole batch.

The VT store uses a different login than the forum, if you are logged into the forum the store won't see you as being logged in. happened to me once.
Just an observation.

oh and you're always welcome to stop by! it'll be a warehouse rather than a retail store (for the moment) But the office area always has donuts and coffee

@Christopher
It would be impossible to call Chris lazy IMHO. He busts his A** doing everything to make VT the best place to be   I can't wait until the stores in CA Closer shipping for me and when I visit family out there I can drop by to say hi in person finally...Plus I owe someone a dinner if I remember right LOL

oh I know  (You're always awesome!) And me too, it'll be nice to get everything running as efficiently as before. (More so being able to ship multiple times per day given that we have a major postal location close to the new warehouse. Something we can't currently do in the small town of Highland Park)