Where to buy VG e-juice?
VG e-juice is widely available at all online vape retailers that sell vape accessories. Specialty shops that carry only e-juices are also good places to buy them. But with the new regulations in place about vape mail deliveries, there may be some complications with ordering online. Users can also try their local vape shops to see if they carry any VG e-juices.
How to lower VG in vape juice?
A user can add different liquids to their e-juice to thin it out if it contains too much VG. Users can add things like distilled or sterilized water for a safe, non-toxic alternative, or they can try PG alternatives like propanediol, an option for those with a PG allergy. Propanediol can thin a high VG e-juice so it can vape easier but still carries the same amount of flavor and vapor production. If users can get their hands on something like propanediol, they can even try a tiny amount of vodka to make their juice less viscose.
Can you make vape juice without VG?
An e-juice without VG is possible to make, although it may not be of the same quality as a commercially-made e-juice. VG is responsible for the clouds and flavor creation of most e-juices, not to mention the all-important throat hit, but it is possible to make a PG dominant e-juice that does not use so much VG. Users can add as little as possible to their blend and see if it works to their satisfaction. They could continue to add a little more if they are not satisfied with the results.
Is vaping VG harmful?
Vaping VG is not harmful, but little is known about the effects of vaping both glycerin and propylene glycol. Both substances are non-toxic and commonly found in several consumer products. But, even though they are both suitable for ingestion or topical use, no one is sure about the consequences of inhaling vapor made from both of them. Some studies suggest that inhaling VG or PG vapor is harmful, while others say the opposite. In addition, there are studies still being done to examine their long-term effects thoroughly.
Can you just vape VG?
You can vape only VG, as it has a naturally sweet taste, but it may be too sweet for some palates. Vaping only glycerin is an attractive option for people who have an allergy to PG, but they may want to temper it with other flavors to make it more palatable.
Only vaping VG can also reduce the vaping life of your coils, and it is not recommended to vape only VG with high nicotine concentrations.
Is 70 VG and 30 PG Good?
It depends on what the vaper wants. But anyone who wants to produce huge clouds should buy juices with at least 70 percent vegetable glycerin.
What VG PG Ratio Is Best?
Anything between 70 to 85 percent vegetable glycerin will produce a good balance between clouds and flavor.
Does High VG Juice Burn Coils?
Not typically. The primary reason coils burn is that people use 50/50 liquids in high-wattage coils. 70 percent vegetable glycerin liquids and higher are meant to be used with hot low resistance coils, while 50/50 must be used with high resistance coils that are not so hot.
What Wattage Should I Vape With High VG?
Any vape that can go higher than 40 watts and has an atomizer with 0.3 ohm coils or lower should handle these liquids well.
What VG/PG Is Best for Coils?
70 to 85 percent VG liquids will work well with 0.3-ohm coils and lower.
What Makes Big Clouds?
Large clouds are caused by high VG liquids paired with low resistance coils and a vape with high wattage settings.
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