The way I understand it, the only advantages of VG over PG is more vapor and some people are allergic to PG. Is there any other reason to a person would want a certain % of VG in their juice?
PG vs VG
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It's also sweeter, thicker, and is less harsh (both the flavor and it's feeling in the throat).
I am very new to vaping been about a month. When i ordered my juice, I order 3 bottles of VG and 3 PG only because i didnt know what i would like. I notice i seem to go to the VG first and as im now waiting for my next shipping to come in, the only juice i have left is PG.
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Personally, I like to cut down high nic fluid with a 50/50 mix, then add flavor, and there are a few reasons. PG is to thin and doesn't produce much vapor, Vg is thick, sweet, and produces good vapor. So, Vg thickens up the PG and PG mellows out the Sweetness of VG. I find this to be a good base and it produces tons of vapor. give it a try.
I'm with JSullivan on this. I use VG to cut the stock liquid, both for improved vapor output and to stretch the e-liquid supply (= more $avings). Those are the main reasons. I'm not prone one way or another toward the sweetness bias, but I do notice the vapor tastes less harsh with the VG in it. I also use VG for simple dilution: If I have 36mg liquid, I'll usually cut it with VG just to get the nic strength down a bit. Somewhere between 18 and 24mg is my "sweet spot".
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