Post: #11

(04-23-2012 11:51 AM)Sptsmed Wrote:  Pick up a cheap label maker and make your own code and stick the labels on. I tried using a sharpie on a few that I did and carried in a Altoids tin, sadly one leaked, damned Androtics to go and afterward I had no clue to which was which. Right after that I invested in a cheap label maker LOL.

Scotch makes a clear tape for prescriptions labels #800 that works very well for oils and such. If you have a spill or overflow, the ink under the tape won't be bothered at all and the tape doesn't come loose on its own. So you can easily maintain a cryptic label for a long time.

I had my oil mixes listed as well as a warning on my labels.

Post: #12

(04-23-2012 12:05 PM)Pheroman Wrote:  I will try some alcohol to see if i can remove the printing from the gel packs as well.

Methanol alcohol will remove most inks, including Sharpie.

Post: #13

(10-07-2012 12:49 PM)CaveCritter Wrote:  Take the labels off, as you have been doing, then put a label back on that says A.
Have a cheat sheet somewhere else that says what the ingredients of A, B, and C are...

Cheers!

I wonder what going through the airport would be like if they inspected your bag... Always a worry of mine

Post: #14

(10-24-2012 10:08 PM)TwistedOstrich Wrote:  I wonder what going through the airport would be like if they inspected your bag... Always a worry of mine

Anything liquid on a plane would raise an eyebrow now-a-days.

Post: #15

(10-24-2012 10:13 PM)CaveCritter Wrote:  Anything liquid on a plane would raise an eyebrow now-a-days.

I don't worry at all about unmarked bottles as long as the mones are scented. Very easy to say it's cologne, even in oil form. Harder to explain if it's unscented.

I wouldn't want a bottle falling out of my pocket when I'm out of the house though. Who the hell carries cologne on his person when going to a pub or a party?

Post: #16

[quote='Jolly Jumper' pid='46844' dateline='1335176755']
Do I remember what's in it later? Of course not.

All those bottles that you don't know what's in them> Mix them all together, give them a good shake , and stand back.

All the mones I presently use are in their own unique bottles. Glace has the label taken off. FB Glace, the same but left the green dot on. Cohesion oil for work has it's own unique bottle. A314 and WB are all diff too. Have some p75 and p83 kicking around in togos with the p83 scratched on the bottom and p75 has an elastic band around it.. on and on. So far I have not got busted.

All my labeled fulls are in a steel locked briefcase in a storage locker that I'm no longer paying for. Watch the upcoming storage wars.....

Post: #17

I don't worry about my stash at all. For someone to find it, it would mean that the police is searching through my house. An unlikely event and if it were to happen, the mones won't be anything I need to worry about. And I've learned not to carry the stuff around with the original labels on.

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