Juice vapor production Myths?

[posaune]

Hi Guys!

Can anybody answer a few questions for me?

Do some juices produce more vapor than other? I would assume that is the case.

I know most of the vapor difference/performance is a result of the e-cig but ever since I have tried a new brand of juice I notice a difference in vapor.

I use a 901 and seem to have less vapor on the Kick vs. Puresmoker. The first few hits are fine but then diminish quite a bit after that.

1. Anyone else notice this?
2. Is it because the juice is thinner than others?
3. Also, heard that puresmoker juice is the same as Janty. Can
anybody confirm that?

Thanks guys!

 

[Zach]

1. Yes.
2. As far as i can tell, i can't prove it, but increased vapor production is caused by an increase in the % of vegetable glycerine vs propyle glycol. Glycol produces less vapor but is more transparent where flavors are concerned. Vegetable glycerine produces more vapor, but has a sickly sweet frosting/cereal taste that can cover up flavors.
3. As far as i can tell, janty and puresmoker get their juice from the same place. They taste almost identical to my buds.

Only my opinion.

 

[posaune]

1. Yes.
2. As far as i can tell, i can't prove it, but increased vapor production is caused by an increase in the % of vegetable glycerine vs propyle glycol. Glycol produces less vapor but is more transparent where flavors are concerned. Vegetable glycerine produces more vapor, but has a sickly sweet frosting/cereal taste that can cover up flavors.
3. As far as i can tell, janty and puresmoker get their juice from the same place. They taste almost identical to my buds.

Only my opinion.

2. Oh...that makes since. I've noticed that too.
3. Cool, thanks for the info. I thought so.

 

[GrimmGreen]

1. Yes.
2. As far as i can tell, i can't prove it, but increased vapor production is caused by an increase in the % of vegetable glycerine vs propyle glycol. Glycol produces less vapor but is more transparent where flavors are concerned. Vegetable glycerine produces more vapor, but has a sickly sweet frosting/cereal taste that can cover up flavors.
3. As far as i can tell, janty and puresmoker get their juice from the same place. They taste almost identical to my buds.

Only my opinion.

hmmmm , i was under the impression that PG produces more vapor than VG , also a freshly charged battery will help with vapor production

 

[Boomer]

hmmmm , i was under the impression that PG produces more vapor than VG , also a freshly charged battery will help with vapor production

Pretty sure it is the other way around, VG produces some crazy vapor

 

[Idahojo]

Is the Wilton's glycerin PG or VG? I get a lot of vapor from that but it seems to gunk up the carts faster. I disagree with the janty the same as PS. I like PS better. More flavor. Just my 2 cents.

 

[kender]

The Wilton's glycerin is VG. It is a lot thicker so I add distilled water to it to thin it down a little.

 

[posaune]

I got the PURE eJuice from puresmoker.com and I guess it's VG. The vapor is VERY noticeable from the ordinary CASH juice or anything else.

Anyone else notice this?

I really think people should make a note of what juice they are using when reviewing e-cigs. This can be very deceptive on the performance of the ecig for the good or bad.

 

[Terraphon]

I really think people should make a note of what juice they are using when reviewing e-cigs. This can be very deceptive on the performance of the ecig for the good or bad.

I agree with this completely.

I know, for a fact, that many of the e-cig reviews that have been done have been done specifically under "optimal circumstances"...That is to say that some of the reviewers out there use cut juice (I've even heard a rumor of one reviewer using almost straight VG which, as we know, will fog like mad) and / or juices known to kick out a lot of vapor.

I plan on starting hardware reviews soon and I'll never use anything but factory fresh juice. I may even get a bottle that I set aside and use for nothing BUT reviews.

 

[Mighty Cowphin]

Does anyone know the breakdown in the e-juice... (i.e. if it is a 18mg Nicotine juice, is that 18 mg per ml or what?)
Might be that someone has answered this question... I did look... but didnt find anything...

 

[Cayman]

Yes, the MG rating is per ML

 

[drakefire]

VG for sure produces the most Vape. ECOpure is a really good one, made in the UK, not china. Innovapor has it with great prices. To help you out a little bit more, They have JOYE510s with the manual switch too. Use Drakefire as your coupon code and he'll give you another 10% off his already good prices. It's the military discount baby.