100% VG Ry4 Flavor?

[sawtooth]

I am very sensitive to PG and have found that even the small amounts contained in flavoring cause me throat irritation. Is there any RY4 flavoring out there that has a base of VG or anything other than PG? I've tried the TFA's RY4 Double and it is delicious but that damned PG really messes me up. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[dannyv45]

Look here these are alochol based flavors and there is an ry4 among them. THese are super concentrates so use no more then 2.5%. I would start at 1% and work up.

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[JD1]

I'd say your best bet is the alcohol based flavors as mentioned by dannyv45. I've seen some posts that suggest letting your mix set with the cap off for the first day to air out some of the alcohol.

Vg doesn't make for a good carrier so you won't find it used for flavorings much.

 

[dannyv45]

Vg doesn't make for a good carrier so you won't find it used for flavorings much.

As these are super concentrates he will do much better with these then the VG flavorings. But you are correct VG mixes require quite a bit more flavoring then the PG counterparts.

 

[Myk]

I am very sensitive to PG and have found that even the small amounts contained in flavoring cause me throat irritation. Is there any RY4 flavoring out there that has a base of VG or anything other than PG? I've tried the TFA's RY4 Double and it is delicious but that damned PG really messes me up. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Define "small amounts".
Not for me, for yourself.

What I'm finding is under 10% isn't a problem. Over15% starts becoming a problem.

Assuming you have some VG nic and a standard flavor mix a nic base and start adding 1% flavoring until you find your tolerance. If you can't deal with 1% then you need PG free.