Are some juices more "volatile" than others?

[Jorge22]

Hi, I was wondering, I mean, it's something I've been wondering for years but never actually asked... I have a few tanks but, generally speaking, I've been using cartos for five years because I still prefer them. So, with cartos I vape at 6.5 w or 4.2 v.
And the question is: is it just me or do have you also had the experience of some juices being used faster than others without necessarily vaping more of any such liquids? For instance, I find that happens with Halo's Malibu and with Malibu's DIY clone I've been vaping lately it's the same. Am I imagining things or do you feel the same? And why would that be?

 

[wwdragon]

I vape at 7.6W which on my Sig 30w comes out to 3.8V. I have noticed that my Kloud Panda Morning Son I go through 30ML like crazy. My tobacco flav bottle has lasted me so far since I bought it 19 days ago. Maybe I just like the flavor more and I vape without even knowing it. I just went through 10ML of Double Mint in 3 days, then again, I loved that stuff as well

 

[entropy1049]

VG has a higher boiling point than PG, so it stands to reason that an e-liquid with a higher PG to VG ratio would be consumed faster, PV=nRT and all that. Anything else would be a minimal consideration I think.

 

[440BB]

Is it possible that you just enjoy Malibu so much you vape it more frequently or take longer draws? I find my tastier liquid disappears faster without me noticing that I'm vaping it more.