80/20 liquid

[tailland]

Hi guys got a quick question about e-liquid, I'm a newbie at this so any help would be much appreciated!

I use a Aspire K1 e-cigarette with 1.6 ohm coils and usually buy over the counter liquids from the supermarket, although I decided to branch out and experience different flavours and mixes. I bought 80/20 mix but unsure if it'll work through my coils? Any advice would be great!

I use 80/20, even in my small BF coils (for the Ego AIO), but I admit, adding a little H²0 helps with overall performance and taste.

 

[Katya]

Because to me, since Day 1, the PG has always come 1st.

But with Newer Vapers, who haven't been around as long, they tend to put the VG 1st.

Yes. Confuses the daylights out of me. I always list PG first. The best way is to state which is which--80 PG/20 VG, to avoid confusion.

Historically speaking, we all started with 100% PG eliquids. Then people started to add VG, hence 80/20, 70/30 etc.

 

[greek mule]

Historically speaking, we all started with 100% PG eliquids.

 

[zoiDman]

Yes. Confuses the daylights out of me. I always list PG first. The best way is to state which is which--80 PG/20 VG, to avoid confusion.

Historically speaking, we all started with 100% PG eliquids. Then people started to add VG, hence 80/20, 70/30 etc.

Yeah... It would be a Lot Less Confusing.

Especially in one Doesn't come back to their thread in few days.

 

[Katya]

Nah. Wasn't that bad. Actually, worked just fine in the devices we were using back then.

 

[DaveP]

Most of us have settled on the PG/VG mix we use. Where the important variances usually arise for me is in the flavor percentages. Get those wrong and you have a real problem. I can vape 50/50 if I have to, but I prefer 70pg. There's more flavor nuances and less heavy lung feeling for me if I vape too much in a day. Even at 50VG I begin to feel slight effects of VG in my lungs. 70pg/30vg seems about right for me these days. I started vaping at 90pg/10vg back in early 2010.

I check my Oxygen saturation levels often when I monitor my pulse and O-sat during my workouts. I can maintain 98%-99% O-sat throughout a 6 mile stationary bike ride. Being one of retirement age, that's pretty remarkable. I impress myself with those numbers!