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I've tried it, but found it didn't agree with. me @stols001 may be able to answer your questions though.
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I have a half liter from river supply if you want it. My order got lost, so I placed another, so I have a spare unopened bottle. Yours for the cost of shipping.
Not sure what it's cost to ship, so it might just be cheaper to add a bottle to an order from them directly.
I experienced similar issues with one of my favorite long term use commercial liquids.
It was 100% VG and contained a substantial amount of flavoring (40%-50%).
Through a process of elimination, the flavoring was shown to be the cause of the issues.
I switched to DIY and max 10% flavor mixes. My nose cleared and I've vaped 80% VG, 20% PG juice for the past 6 years. No problems since.
TL;DR... IMO, it's the flavoring, not the PG.
HTH
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Well it could be either or both. I had major issues in the beginning and PEG solved it. Of course, the majority of flavorings are suspended in PG so it could kinda be both at the same time.
I stay below 10% PG I am fine, otherwise not so much. Ideally I would love less fog from my vape (PG is great for that) but I find PEG400 to be a better flavor carrier. When I was using 90% vg I felt like my flavors were muddier sort of somehow and they were crisper with PEG400 and also ii is LESS viscous than VG only so you don't have the overheating issue.
It's worth a shot. Really. I gotta get some more from River before they run out or whatever. IDK.
Anna
I stay below 10% PG I am fine, otherwise not so much. Ideally I would love less fog from my vape (PG is great for that) but I find PEG400 to be a better flavor carrier. When I was using 90% vg I felt like my flavors were muddier sort of somehow and they were crisper with PEG400 and also ii is LESS viscous than VG only so you don't have the overheating issue.
It's worth a shot. Really. I gotta get some more from River before they run out or whatever. IDK.
Anna
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