Hi there

[obiwan1968]

I have been vaping for about two months now. I am now down to 0-6mg of nicotine. What I would like to do is go to 100% VG, I am currently vaping 50/50. But I was told that using my CE4 clearmizers will not handle 100% VG. I would like to find a new set up, and would like to take suggestions from you more experienced vapers. If I could get some suggestions on websites to these set-ups, that would be great. Thanks in advance. Chris

 

[xan13x]

Hello from a fairly new vaper! From my research, and a bit of experience, most anything "can" handle 100% vg. The issue is that certain devices clog and die faster that others from it. I've got a friend that uses 100% vg in an ego-c, and he hasn't had any issues for months.

 

[xan13x]

Suggestion wise, it seems like being diligent with cleaning and using something with plenty of fluid flow fir the thickness is the key.

 

[obiwan1968]

Hello from a fairly new vaper! From my research, and a bit of experience, most anything "can" handle 100% vg. The issue is that certain devices clog and die faster that others from it. I've got a friend that uses 100% vg in an ego-c, and he hasn't had any issues for months.

That is what I was told...that my clearmizers would clog and I would just be disappointed. So is there a tank and battery combo that I should look at that would handle the thickness of the liquid?

 

[ratchet62]

That is what I was told...that my clearmizers would clog and I would just be disappointed. So is there a tank and battery combo that I should look at that would handle the thickness of the liquid?

You might have issues with wicking VG as it is very thick. You can thin it using bottled water. I've seen comments about using up to 10% water to thin. For my DIY 50/50 mixes, I use 3% water to get it to the same viscosity of a 70/30 PG/VG mix. So, I'd start at about 5% water with 95% VG to see how it acts in your hardware.

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