Anyone want to trade for my VG 36mg 60ml?

[Harryinny]

Just got my order yesterday and i dont like the huge taste and aroma of the RY4 liquid. Does anyone have any kind of VG 36mg Tobaco flavor they might wanna make a deal with this? Brand new 60mil bottle.

Just a question, I LOVE the vape of the VG liquid, is it purely VG or is there a mixture percentage as a normal for adding PG with it when you all make it at MFS?

I need something more odorless wife said no way to the RY4.

 

[Harryinny]

Just a question, I LOVE the vape of the VG liquid, is it purely VG or is there a mixture percentage as a normal for adding PG with it when you all make it at MFS?

Can anyone maybe familiar with MFS could answer that? I want to like order maybe a sample try of some of their flavors(because the RY4 is yummy, but the wife thing ya know. So, any input on this question would be great. Thanks.

 

[beckyblue]

Count me for a third inre this request. Vg vapes, in general, just are way too aromatic for my tastes. Other than that, though, I'm a fan.

 

[TaylorMade]

Our VG based liquids are mixed at 80-85% VG and 15-20% PG. Without the PG it would be too thick to really work in most devices.

 

[MPage]

TaylorMade- I was not aware of this- no wonder the itching did not completely stop. The VG that I get from you I still have to thin out a bit. Is there any way to order 100% VG ever? The marlboro flavor is my favorite adv and I do not want to give it up.

 

[TaylorMade]

Unfortunately, no we do not offer any 100% VG pre-mixed e-liquids. Even if we use just nicotine, VG, and flavoring, the nicotine and flavoring will still be adding a percentage of non-VG to the final mix in most cases. Most people feel that this percentage is so small that it is negligible and even those with sensitivity to PG usually do not have a problem with a small percentage of PG except in extreme cases.

Honestly, I suspect that "100% VG E-liquid" is a common misnomer on the part of many companies. I doubt that they are purposefully trying to mislead consumers, but I know that many companies feel that if they mix a liquid using only VG, nicotine, and flavoring, they can call it 100% VG, even though it is really not. Also, they often thin out the VG using distilled water or pure grain alcohol, yet still consider it to be 100% VG. It's somewhat of a pet peeve of mine, which is why we try our best to be completely honest about what is in our liquids. We do not cut or thin our VG in any way when we mix up a liquid, so the only ingredients we use are PG, VG, nicotine, and flavoring.

Hope this helps.

 

[MPage]

Thank you for responding.