Is there a flavor difference with the different pg/vg ratios?

[Sara0316]

I just bought a 50/50 blend of juices. I don't know what my previous ratios were. I bought them at a smoke shop and didn't think to ask. So does the ratio affect the flavor? Or just the amount of vapor? What do you prefer?

 

[IceCube0306]

im curious as well...

 

[MikeMills]

Higher PG mix is supposedly better for flavor and high VG makes more vapor.

I usually do 50/50.

 

[30+Years]

I went from 80/20 to 50/50 and couldn't really tell any difference but PG is suppose to carry more flavor.

 

[djwyman]

for me anything above 50% pg it irritates my throat. I have never found heavy pg fluid to have better flavor either infact I have found flavors taste better to me with more vg. It could be just in my head or it could be the way I vape. I have always been a dripper for the most part weather it is a 306 or 901 atty or a rba.

 

[TheBeardedMann]

Also, don't gunk up your setup with a high VG blend. Don't worry about it if you're dripping though.

 

[Baditude]

Pg (propylene glycol) is considered a better flavor carrier than Vg (vegetable glycerin), and is also somewhat responsible for throat hit. Not a great vapor producer.

Vg is considered a much better vapor producer. Although not generally considered a great flavor carrier, I believe it just needs to steep longer than higher pg mixes. Usually much thicker in viscosity than pg.

I once ordered my favorite flavor in both a 50/50 pg/vg and 100% vg just to see if I could tell a difference. I noticed no difference in flavor between the two, but slightly better vapor production with the 100% vg mix.

Most of my flavors are ordered a 50/50 or 40/60 pg/vg. My

 

[30+Years]

I'm beginning to think that it's a myth...

 

[James Moorman]

VG has a sweet flavor when vaped alone


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[mauispiderweb]

The first time I vaped, it was a 60/40 PG/VG and it tasted like a fog machine! I couldn't wait to add some flavor to it.