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If you guys can't play nice in here, we will close it.
And I even highlighted it for you and you passed right over it "can cause wicking, flooding, leaking issues." Pay attention, because that part is not true.
I give up, I'm going to bed.If you guys can't play nice in here, we will close it.
The reason why I asked this question is because I started vaping 3 weeks ago and have had increased tinntus (ringing in the ears) since then. I got 18mg nic juices with my starter kit. My tinnitus has been going on for 3 years. But since vaping, it has increased (I've noticed) with higher nic level juices (12 and 18mg). So I'm thinking lower nic levels will mean less ringing or what I call since vaping "raging". (ringing AND roaring).
I heard that more PG raising throat hit...which it seems is what I'm missing with the lower nic levels. I had posted about this. So ultimately - I need to be satisfied with throat hit AND a lower nic volume...which, from what I've read, is hard to find! I'm ready to order 100% PG, as long as it poses no problems to my equipment (in my siggy) and produces the TH I need. :/ hopefully!
Like air!! But, alas, I know I'm new and still need to find my right mix. And in that, seems to be the proper nic mg level, PG/VG combo, flavor and probably even mod and tank set up. *sigh* I'm feeling like a higher PG level and 6mg would ultimately be best. But HOW high? Is 100% PG okay for my Kanger evod??Honestly, I almost feel ready to take out a Winston Light (still have a full pack that I was hoping to keep for years and years). Just to get that satisfaction. Because I've lowered nic levels down to 6mg and it's like smoking an ultra light after a RED!!Like air!! But, alas, I know I'm new and still need to find my right mix. And in that, seems to be the proper nic mg level, PG/VG combo, flavor and probably even mod and tank set up. *sigh* I'm feeling like a higher PG level and 6mg would ultimately be best. But HOW high? Is 100% PG okay for my Kanger evod??
You should be just fine. The evod has two flavor wicks and is an excellent topper. Please give it a try. If you do have any problem, we can probably help you with it. there are many "tricks" that work great with the evod.
The reason why I asked this question is because I started vaping 3 weeks ago and have had increased tinntus (ringing in the ears) since then. I got 18mg nic juices with my starter kit. My tinnitus has been going on for 3 years. But since vaping, it has increased (I've noticed) with higher nic level juices (12 and 18mg). So I'm thinking lower nic levels will mean less ringing or what I call since vaping "raging". (ringing AND roaring).
I heard that more PG raising throat hit...which it seems is what I'm missing with the lower nic levels. I had posted about this. So ultimately - I need to be satisfied with throat hit AND a lower nic volume...which, from what I've read, is hard to find! I'm ready to order 100% PG, as long as it poses no problems to my equipment (in my siggy) and produces the TH I need. :/ hopefully!
Thanks "Bill"? You've been a great help in this thread. It's much appreciated!
That's just plain WRONG, I've been vaping 100% PG for 4 years now and have had fewer of those problems than using PG/VG mixes. I've tried the VG trip and all it did was cause problems, anytime I use more than 20% VG I get a heavy feeling in my chest and can't stop coughing. Plus sticking with PG my cartos last a lot longer and I don't have to clean my tanks out as often. And all the studies that's proven ecigs are safe, are done with PG, not VG, no one knows what VG will do to you. All your doing is spewing the ignorant fabrications from people on here who don't know how to do research.

would a piece of cotton ( like a make up remover pad ) work for a flavor wick?
Honestly, I almost feel ready to take out a Winston Light (still have a full pack that I was hoping to keep for years and years). Just to get that satisfaction. Because I've lowered nic levels down to 6mg and it's like smoking an ultra light after a RED!!Like air!! But, alas, I know I'm new and still need to find my right mix. And in that, seems to be the proper nic mg level, PG/VG combo, flavor and probably even mod and tank set up. *sigh* I'm feeling like a higher PG level and 6mg would ultimately be best. But HOW high? Is 100% PG okay for my Kanger evod??
That's just plain WRONG, I've been vaping 100% PG for 4 years now and have had fewer of those problems than using PG/VG mixes. I've tried the VG trip and all it did was cause problems, anytime I use more than 20% VG I get a heavy feeling in my chest and can't stop coughing. Plus sticking with PG my cartos last a lot longer and I don't have to clean my tanks out as often. And all the studies that's proven ecigs are safe, are done with PG, not VG, no one knows what VG will do to you. All your doing is spewing the ignorant fabrications from people on here who don't know how to do research.
Actually there were 2 studies done in regards to PG versus VG- the first concluded it was safer to vape PG. The second concluded it was safer to vape VG
As far as PG versus VG from a personal perspective I've converted over 600 people and am responsible, within a non profit vape prog, for over 400 people. Their preferred PG/ VG ratio is 70/ 30 PG/ VG. Higher PG generally gave harsh vapes and leakage. There's a very small number of converts (7%) that need custom juices- either very high PG or very high VG BUT with these diff ratios come issues.- poor wicking, leakage, no vapor, harshness, absence of flavor, etc. It's all very personal and what's good for me or the vaper standing next to me is not necessarily the right ratio for the next convert that walks thru the door.
Oy!
No, it's not plain wrong, it's actually plain right. 100% PG juices are thinner and, in some toppers, are more likely to leak than thicker VG blends. That's just a fact.
You may have sensitivity to VG--many people do. I can't vape anything with more that 40% VG because I get the same heavy feeling in my chest and I feel like my mouth is coated with film. I prefer 70/20 or 70/30 PG/VG blends. However, saying that VG is somehow less safe than PG is controversial, to say the least. Can you point us to any scientific evidence? Yes, PG has been tested more than VG, but I haven't seen anything that shows that VG might be hazardous to our health. A sugar molecule is a sugar molecule.Our bodies know how to metabolize them.
Neither PG nor VG will gunk up your coils--it's a myth that I see perpetuated even here on this forum. The gunk on the coils comes from unvaporized particles of sweeteners, colorings, flavorings and, possibly, some residues left from naturally extracted tobaccos. PG and VG vape cleanly and I often use them to clean atomizer coils--I just vape a tankful of unflavored to dissolve some of the goo from the coils. It works like a charm.
Shocking! So, there's no one right way, and different strokes for different folks rules? Thank you for this info Vapoor Eyes, I think it helps the OP to get a more accurate picture about the use of PG and VG. Also, I want to congratulate you for the outstanding work you have done and are doing with your non-profit. It's truly amazing how many people you have helped. I also want to thank you for helping me this last year. Your fair and impartial reviews have helped me in my vaping, and kept me off smoking, a priceless gift! Your perspective is simply invaluable, given the number of people you have converted to vaping, and your tireless contributions to ECF is very commendable and extraordinary. Thank you for weighing in. All the best!