I've been using 36 eliquid 70/30 from ecblends( yes I know that's high) but I just got the mininova polypropelene and ordered 24mg blueberry and 24 mg of blueberry80/20As soon as I vape it my blood sugar gets lower. So I'm wondering if it wicking too fast, so I then ordered last night the same blueberry and cheesecake in 16 mg 80/20. So now I don't know what mg to order from another vender, maybe I should go back to 70/30? Okay who has the best e liquid without stepping and the best apple pie?
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as far as i know vaping shouldn't have a effect on blood sugar levels. the main difference between 80/20 and 70/30 would be how much pg and vg are in them. more vg usually results in a sweeter tasting juice and more vapor production. more pg helps increase th and overall flavor.
as far as what ratio of pg/vg to use, really depends on what you like. as far as what mg to use i would go with the one you feel most comfortable with, if 24 is satisfying go with that, if the 16 works well do that and same with the 36mg.
sorry i cant answer your last question as i simply dont buy premade juice much anymore about 90% of what I use I make myself
Thank you for responding, I failed to mention that I was having the problem the most with Dekang, I do better with 70/30 blends. I just placed big order with Mr E's of just samples, I like it because they are Michigan based and have heard great things about them. Now just questions on the different ohms could heads, with the ego- twist.
I'm diabetic too and eliquids should not have an effect on blood sugar (I see no change with any PG/VG ratio). Some other factor maybe a play here so is your routine different when you are vaping? My endocrinologist at Cleveland Clinic (like Mayo) summed it up well; his quote "Electronic cigarettes? Those won't hurt you." So consider your associated activities when vaping and no worries, your ecig habit is a path to a healthier lifestyle.
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