Do recipes carryover for max VG?

[logistixz]

Do most of the recipes carry over when trying reach an end result of 80/20 at most? Or is there a rule of thumb when converting some of the recipes?

 

[FACE MEAT]

As you likely already know, high levels of VG can mute flavors. One way to combat this without resorting to increasing flavor percentages is to add some distilled water.

 

[sketchness]

I don't adjust my recipes. I mix max Vg. I find them very flavorful. Other people I mix for haven't complained either.

I also drip exclusively. Usually sub ohm but not super low. Most .5 and up. Got tired of slow roasting my tongue with 24 gauge.

 

[mhertz]

Longer steeping for the flavoring to propper disolve/blend in. Adding distilled water help also as stated. Some add a slight bit more flavoring and others dosen't, so you will have to see for yourself. I myself find that pg really brightens up e.g. fruitflavors, so maybe adding more flavor would compensate for that, but again I dunno... Firstly, at least, try the prolonged steeping...

 

[dc99]

I only use VG and most flavors do just as well to me. Does seem to take a bit longer to steep. Try adding 1-2% vape wizard to fruity flavors. I do thin my VG 5% with distilled water.

 

[dannyv45]

I find that the same percentages used for high PG mixes will work just fine for high VG mixes. High VG mixes take longer to mature.