Do different juice types last longer?

[Linus616]

Sorry if this topic had been discussed before, I tried the search function and nothing came up. Could also be how I worded things also. Any who my question: different types of juices such as fruity flavors, dessert flavors etc. etc. Does one particular style last longer then an another? The reason why I am asking is yesterday I went to Vaporfi (don't judge me) and made my own mixture (apple, vanilla and cotton candy). It is a 50/50 mixture with a nic level of 3. Well I noticed the tank was starting to dwindle down faster then with other juices. I normally vape roughly a quarter to half a tank day depending if I am working or off at 30-35W 2-3 second drags.

A 15ml bottle lasts me a week and a half but I feel the 30ml will last me about the same time with this mixture. I normally stick to flavors like fruity COPYRIGHTDMCA, orange cream and banana split. IS it just in my head or do other juice types vape faster then others?

 

[Bunnykiller]

if the VG/PG is the same for all samples tested, they should all last about the same length of time ( also considering the wick,coil,watts remain the same) flavors shouldnt have any effect on the evaporation of the fluid to make it noticable...

kinda like boiling off a pot of water with red food coloring or blue food coloring...

 

[Vaslovik]

The juice that tastes bad last the longest. I still have a bottle from 3 years ago. I expect it will last me another 3 years.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

The juices that taste awful last the longest.

Edit. I see Vas beat me to it.
LOL

 

[r77r7r]

OP- Y'know, that happened to me very early on. Never figured it out.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

The only difference should be in the PG/VG ratio.

 

[Imfallen_Angel]

I've heard that some vendors cut their liquids with alcohol and/or distilled water, but aside this possible rumour, it has to do with the vg/pg ratio.

 

[Izan]

Sorry if this topic had been discussed before, I tried the search function and nothing came up. Could also be how I worded things also. Any who my question: different types of juices such as fruity flavors, dessert flavors etc. etc. Does one particular style last longer then an another? The reason why I am asking is yesterday I went to Vaporfi (don't judge me) and made my own mixture (apple, vanilla and cotton candy). It is a 50/50 mixture with a nic level of 3. Well I noticed the tank was starting to dwindle down faster then with other juices. I normally vape roughly a quarter to half a tank day depending if I am working or off at 30-35W 2-3 second drags.

A 15ml bottle lasts me a week and a half but I feel the 30ml will last me about the same time with this mixture. I normally stick to flavors like fruity COPYRIGHTDMCA, orange cream and banana split. IS it just in my head or do other juice types vape faster then others?

Just a thought,
Since you/we pay the same regardless of nic content, a juice at double your normal level should last twice as long for the same price and you won't have to vape/refill/change wick/coil as often.

cheers
I

 

[Rickajho]

Did you just change wicks or start a new coil? Just getting a new wick wet can soak up a lot of liquid.

 

[Imfallen_Angel]

Another note.. the larger the coil, and sub-ohm vaping will make a fairly large difference.

So depending on the tank you're using, the type of coil, the amount of clouds it produces, all will have a huge impact of consumption.

 

[Linus616]

Thanks for the reply's. Yes, I changed my coil so that probably has something to do with it I should have guessed that was it. I normally have a resistance of .4 with my sub-ohm tanks (which is all I use).

Did you just change wicks or start a new coil? Just getting a new wick wet can soak up a lot of liquid.