Looking for a satisfying puff

[PKnowler63]

Will a higher nic juice give a better throat hit? I have 11 mg juice but it taste like flavored air.

 

[scott58]

Also depends on the juice and maker. I've got some that are the same nic level and same flavor, but 1 kicks harder then the other. Try a few different vendors.

 

[JenJen]

Will a higher nic juice give a better throat hit? I have 11 mg juice but it taste like flavored air.

Flavors will vary the throat hit, but as a general rule, if you up the nic you up the throat hit. I generally get a nice satisfying throat hit from the 16mg, but when I am feeling like a need more, I up it to the 24mg and get a nice solid throat hit. 36mg is WAYYYY to harsh for me.

 

[orlampagal]

Yeah I noticed the same thing. If you buy from certain vendors, depending on the flavor, you get a huge plume of vapor that hits ya pretty hard. I enjoy liquid from myvaporstore, cigtechs and nuvape for this purpose. Also if you occasionally use a higher nicotine liquid (like 24 or even 18 in some brands) you will get a buzz.

Unfortunately, some of the higher throat hit liquids fry your atomizer quickly. While I love the flavors of nuvape, they do tend to clog the atomizers up pretty bad.

 

[CHUCKLEHEAD]

can some one tell me the diffrence between vg and pg juice please

 

[beckah54]

Read this thread--it will tell you everything you need to know and more!

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...gh-4-6-please-do-not-post-here-thank-you.html



The e-cigarette itself (i.e., the hardware) is merely an electronic device for vaporizing the liquid put in it. The liquid used in an e-cigarette contains:

* USP-grade PG (Propylene Glycol) – used in food flavorings, cosmetics, the artificial “smoke” at rock concerts, and, yes, antifreeze. [No, we are not inhaling antifreeze (shudder), just one of its ingredients.] NOTE: Some people are allergic to PG (e.g., a rash or sore throat, but nothing serious). They should use…

* And/or USP-grade VG (Vegetable Glycerin – more syrupy, and derived from veggies)

* Plus a selectable amount of nicotine (derived from tobacco)

* Plus flavoring (derived from different types of tobacco and/or food/candy flavorings).