Mana and Life Flasks Queue Recovery but not Flask Effects

Flasks such as Lavianga's Spirit and Divination Distillate that have ongoing effects during their recovery can be queued like normal recovery flasks. However, their effects don't persist when the most recent flask effect expires, even if there are one or more remaining queued recoveries from that flask.
This means that builds that rely on these flask's effects to function better or properly have to constantly be re-using these flasks, or they will cease to grant their unique effects.

E.G. I have 0 mana on a Heirophant, but want to continue casting spells. I use my Lavianga's, which grants enough recovery to fill half my mana. I use it again, and now I have enough recovery queued to fully restore my mana, but after the first effect expires at 50% mana restored, Lavianga's Spirit's "Skills Cost No Mana during Flask Effect" ceases to function, even though you are still having your mana restored by the flask. Since you are still under a flask effect to restore mana, you should still have the other effects of the flask too, so they should queue just like the recovery does.