Halo e-juice weirdness?

[Saundhaus]

So from my understanding Halo juices are higher in PG than VG which means they should be thinner. I've been finding that some 50/50 juices I've been using clean up better and gunk up my Triton less than the Halo juices so why is that?

Eric

 

[FallenRawToast]

It isnt just about the PG and VG, but also about the flavoring used. Those flavoring agents leave residue behind as the tank gets vaped.

normal rule of thumb, the darker the juice, the more "sludge" it leaves behind.

Are you comparing a very "clear" other brand juice to darker/colored halo juices?

Also, dont discount ambient temperature, a 10F difference in the ambient temp, can really change the viscosity of the VG/PG, in regards to it seeming to be thinner.

Just things to consider.

 

[Saundhaus]

That could have something to do with it. The Halo juices are also a little harder to hit when I first switch them. Most of my Halo juices are the darker tobacco flavors vs. Lucky 7's Dominican which isn't as dark even when I get to the bottom of a tank.

 

[PeteC2]

Keep in mind that the opacity of the ejuice is a fair indicator of how much it is likely to gunk up your wicks/coils. Darker blends carry more particulates which deposit on the coils/wicks than clearer blends.

This is not necessarily a "good-bad" thing, just the nature of how flavors are blended. Although higher VG concentrations can wick slower to be sure, I find the color of the ejuice to be a better indicator of how tough it will be on the coils.