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This is going to do my reputation no good at all in the local shops, I already go in looking for make up holders and browse the lipstick isles for acrylic lipstick holders, now I will be spotted in the stockings Isle and minds will be working overtime making 1+1 = 3.

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*-SARIN-*. How about I change to "when we arctic chill nicotine base".......

Before some one says "Ahhhhhh but, the glass bottle will also reduce in volume" so no space is created. I have just worked it out and a 100 ml glass bottle will become approx 99.95ml when frozen in freezer. So just a 0.05ml drop so can be ignored.

@letsavit,
What you are seeing is a void, a vacuum bubble, but over time air can be sucked in very very slowly. I would just decant a bit out of each bottle.
You can actually work out how much volume of liquid to remove.
To save getting technical I have looked up the coefficient of expansion and worked it all out. So in theory when you freeze the base liquid it will contract around 3 to 3.5ml.
Assuming the vacuum created is replaced with air and air is easily compressed 50% to 70% you want to remove 7 to 8 ml (Allowing for air also being more dense at -18 degrees) in a 100ml bottle. (twice this amount in a 200ml bottle) to remain absolutely safe.
Incidentally I have only left a 5ml space in my 200ml Bottles but I always loosen a bottle top when defrosting unless there is a large air space.

amygx, as you have specifically asked about amazon, I have found this.

www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-2600mAh-Lithium-Rechargeable-Unprotected-Black/dp/B008D23C34/ref=sr_1_13?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1419555794&sr=1-13&keywords=18650+battery

I shall give you the description as well which is Samsung 3.6V 2600mAh Lithium Ion Rechargeable Unprotected Battery with Storage Box (Pack of 2)
Price is £8.89 for 2 and sold by JZK Express Network and Fulfilled by Amazon. I mention all the details because Amazon have a habit of listing various suppliers when you use links to products and you do not always get the same supplier coming up...often a more expensive one. The Samsung ICR18650-22F is a 2600mah battery so a reasonable capacity and used a lot for electronic mods.
This is the best value I could find and is perfect for starting of with vamos and the like. But the problem is it is on Amazons min order of £10 to get free delivery so you might want to add other items sold my Amazon. I never have an issue as always some books I want. For mechanical mods you would need a protected battery which is different.

Look for samsung or panasonic batteries to get best prices, but as others have said Torchy is very good but you really do not need a high current capable battery for the Vamo. Hope this helps and all makes a bit of sense....its late and I have brain fade now!!