Help me vape 100% VG

[Vuitsu]

Hello, I want to buy a vaper *kit* to be able to vape 100% vg and I have no idea where to start. I've been reading about asprive BVC people say it works good with 100% vg. Other says to just mix it with distilled water etc.

Please help me, also if you will link to a product please link to a website that ships worldwide or at least to Sweden and not over $10 for shipping.
Thanks for all help!

 

[Vuitsu]

Still looking for help!

 

[funkfist]

I vape 100% vg diy on a dripper, it works great! Why are you wanting 100% vg? Is it worth it to use a dripper to smoke it? Tanks don't work well with vg and using distilled water to thin it out will dilute the flavor severely. You could make thin vg juice yourself then losing flavor wouldn't be an issue because you're in control.

 

[Vuitsu]

I would not vape 100% VG in any tank. You will want to learn about RDAs and mechanical mods.
Also 100% VG juices wick very slow and I'd recommend you trying JoosedUP. They mix their juice at 75% VG and it has amazing flavors.
JoosedUp E-Liquid for modders/RDAs – JoosedUp Vapor




#VapingSince-July5th2013

Will 70/30 be ok without RDA? Since I think that will be to complicated for me.

 

[funkfist]

Will 70/30 be ok without RDA? Since I think that will be to complicated for me.

70/30 would wick good in an RBA

 

[Vuitsu]

I vape 100% vg diy on a dripper, it works great! Why are you wanting 100% vg? Is it worth it to use a dripper to smoke it? Tanks don't work well with vg and using distilled water to thin it out will dilute the flavor severely. You could make thin vg juice yourself then losing flavor wouldn't be an issue because you're in control.

I don't want too much chemicals and VG is vegetable (right?). Yeah, using a dripper to smoke it would be alright, as long as using a dripper is not dangerous(?).

70/30 would wick good in an RBA

How much can I buy an RBA for?

 

[ddkl7780]

Kayfun lite plus clones are cheap and decent. Theres orchid v3 as well dual coil rba. Havent used it but ppl that I know have it liked it. Big Buddah is also dual coil rba holds 10mls little big though depends what ur putting it on. Ephro kayfun $40-$45 Orchid clone -$40 Big Buddah authentic $55-$65

 

[funkfist]

Vg is vegetable glycerine. It poses it's own problems for some at higher watts. I personally get a heavy feeling in my chest if I vape 100% vg consecutively. Have you ever vaped before? If not I suggest getting an ego with a protank. You can use high vg juices in those.

 

[Vuitsu]

Vg is vegetable glycerine. It poses it's own problems for some at higher watts. I personally get a heavy feeling in my chest if I vape 100% vg consecutively. Have you ever vaped before? If not I suggest getting an ego with a protank. You can use high vg juices in those.

Hey, I have vaped before but was long time ago and just for a short time. Well I guess I'll forget getting 100% vg. I'm going to buy 50/50.

What's the best kit you suggest for under $50? Should I buy aspire BVC with a cf vv battery?

 

[DaveP]

I get lung congestion with too much VG, too. It feels like it coats your lungs.

PG is a petroleum product ... organic waste and and plant matter millions of years old. It's refined to produce a clear liquid that's also used as the carrier in injectable medications as well as breathing treatments where the PG is used to make a fog that carries medicine into the lungs for emphysema patients and those who have pneumonia. It's not so bad if the medical community uses it as a carrier.

VG, as well as PG, is a component in hand cremes and facial masks, toothpaste, and other human body cremes. VG might not be better or worse than PG, after all. Both have many other uses other than for vaping.

 

[autobiogphnation]

I use 100% VG liquid in my RBAs and I've got no wicking issues here. I'm using kayfun 3.1 and smok rsbt.

 

[SVrider]

I have been vaping 100% VG in a aspire nautilus and a nautilus mini with BVC on a MVP2, works good for me.

 

[Vuitsu]

I have been vaping 100% VG in a aspire nautilus and a nautilus mini with BVC on a MVP2, works good for me.

Do I need that big battery or is a small one ok?

 

[Vuitsu]

70% VG may or may not wick well in a clearo. It is more likely to dry hot than say a 70% PG blend.
Try messaging you're juice company and asking if they can mix 50/50 for tanks and see what the response is like. If you have not used an RDA before I would highly suggest you try it out at a local shop or something I'm sure they would let you try one. It's a different kind of Vaping that isn't for everybody due to needing to drip every 5 hits or so. But the flavor is immensely fuller, richer, and overall just better.




#VapingSince-July5th2013

Hmm, well I think I'll settle with 50/50. And my question now is what parts I should buy It's only clearomizer and battery I have to buy right?
And dripping is ok since I don't have to vape all day

 

[Vuitsu]

Here is a thread I made asking for help with my build: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...26-what-clearomizer-battery-should-i-buy.html

 

[Vuitsu]

You can get a decent clone rda for anywhere from $20-40.
Check out: 101vape.com, eciggity.com, Vaperoyalty.com.




#VapingSince-July5th2013

Can you link me to one? And is there a guide on how to use them?

 

[DaveP]

When I vape high VG juice in my Kayfun it's not a problem. I close the air adjustment down a bit and the wicking takes over and juices up the coil. With 100% PG and 9 watts I can create cigar type clouds ... not bad for a Kayfun. When I vape 80pg/20vg or 70/30, I can obscure people across the room with a cloud of vapor.

I like a majority PG component for the flavor. VG is good for clouds, but not so good for flavor and throat hit, IMO. It it's vapor you are after, get the right rebuildable tank.

 

[Millah]

I don't want too much chemicals and VG is vegetable (right?). Yeah, using a dripper to smoke it would be alright, as long as using a dripper is not dangerous(?).

You're looking at it wrong. By having "vegetable" in its name doesn't imply its safer. They are both similar realistically. VG is thicker and mutes flavors but provides thicker vapor, PG is thinner and carries flavor better but has stronger throat hit. Some people have allergies to PG, so they use VG liquids. But if you don't have an allergy, you're not really being "safer" by avoiding PG. There aren't enough studies done that can say one is safer than the other. The only studies we've had so far however point to vaping PG or VG having no real harmful effects on us. PG is used in asthma inhalers for the propellant, and is FDA approved for inhalation. PG also has antibacterial properties, and in studies has shown to help clear lung infections in mice.

So all I'm saying is vape whatever you can vape, or whichever mix you prefer. Don't lead yourself into thinking VG is safer because its vegetable. There's no definitive study saying one is safer than the other. Either way you slice it, its significantly safer than cigarettes.

 

[Vuitsu]

If you want a tank I'd suggest an MVP battery and an Aspire Nautilus or nautilus mini.

If you want to drip you'll need a
mechanical mod (nemesis by hcigar is a good starter), a rebuildable dripping atomizer, safe batteries such as vtc4, vtc5, MNKE, 30a batts, etc.
an 18650 battery charger.
But dripping safely is important and should be done with knowledge.




#VapingSince-July5th2013

Hmm well, it seems a bit too risky to drip.
And I want to get a natilus mini or another good clearomizer, will i have to buy MVP for it? Since I dont want it to stick our so I preferr the normal pen looking ones.

 

[klynnn]

Why do you have to vape 100% vg?