I was told that the throat hit was not determined by the strength of mg's of your carts but the amount of vapor produced! If that were the case then we could all use the omg carts. 
What do you say?
What do you say?Is it the mg's of nico or the amt of vapor that
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In my experience, it's a mix of flavor, amount of vapor, voltage of your e-cig, nicotine strength, and solution base (PG or VG). Obviously, the more you inhale, the stronger the throat hit. I've noticed SOME difference in throat hit between different mg's of the same flavor, but not much. Also, I have one flavor that has almost no throat hit at 18mg, and one that has a much harder throat hit at the same strength. You can also expect a different throat hit from PVs (Personal Vaporizers) that use a higher voltage.
The charge of the battery is a factor, too. When I used to use the cheaper batteries (when I first started vaping), throat hits would decrease or disappear a few minutes before the battery died and needed to be recharged. After I recharged the battery, the throat hits would be great again. I've read that the main factors are the amount of PG and the strength of the nicotine (if the battery has a good or full charge, too), but I'm sure there are other factors. In my experience, the amount of vapor produced has no bearing on throat hits. Also, when using cartomizers, I get better throat hits when I let refilled cartos sit overnight. I think letting the liquid soak in thoroughly is a factor.
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