100% VG DIY

[Rhyknow]

How much more if any would you increase flavor percentages? I so far only have Cap flavor from Bull city vapors if that matters, but I did get a pretty large selection.

 

[BrotherBob]

Not sure what your asking. If you think you will get more flavor in 100% VG by increasing the recommended flavor %, this would be up to you taste and decide. Cap is a good choice.

 

[Jdurand]

With the flavors you have (cap) I'm assuming most are PG based. If you use a eliquid calculator, you will quickly find it almost impossible to mix 100% VG. It can be difficult to come out with a final 20 PG 80 VG mix. Most of my recipes when put into juice me up only call for less than 1ML PG for a 30ML bottle mix. Typically it will come out 19 -20 ML VG, 1ML PG and the rest flavorings.

Bottom line I mix for MAX VG because that's what I like to vape and I never really exceed 18 to 20% flavorings, so after the nic is added, 20/80 is about as close to 100% VG I can get right now.

 

[nyiddle]

PG is generally referred to as a better "flavor carrier" than VG, but with adequate steeping the flavoring should still distribute similarly, and subsequently you shouldn't have to really adjust your flavoring %'s to compensate (unless you're trying to shake n vape, skipping steeping, but even with a high PG blend you'd probably increase flavorings in this situation anyway).

Only way to really know, as flavor is very much a personal thing, is to try.

 

[Rhyknow]

Thanks for the info. I should have added that I bought a premixed 3mg 100% VG from nude nicotine, and been more clear. I'm referring to clone recipes that are not 100% VG.

 

[JohnnyDill]

I have switched from 50PG/50VG to max VG for all my recipes, and did not have to up any flavor percentages. They take a lot longer to steep, though. Just my experience.