I'm curios if PG or VG will change the flavor of e liquids? I know VG is naturally sweet and better used in fruity sweet flavors. Would VG change the flavor of a spicy liquid such as Gasoline Punch from vapers knoll?
PG/VG alter taste?
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As you mentioned, VG has a Mildly Sweet Flavor. It also, at Higher Percentages, tends to Mute the Overall Flavor of en e-liquid.
As to How much does it "Change" the a Flavored e-liquid?
That is a Hard Question to Answer. Because Taste is Very Subjective. And Quantifying is Difficult Enough when you Try to Explain it to Someone you Know. Let Alone to a Stranger via Text.
Best thing (I Think) is just to do a Little Experimentation. And find what Happens/Works for You.
I've been ordering everything 50/50 just because it seemed easier for starting with vaping, but i'm about to try some custom mixes in different ratios to see what I like best. I'll report back if I notice anything drastic.
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Hi I make my own e juice and taste can be altered with pg or vg. A example is pg tends to carry the flavors more and vg although it can have a sweetness to it can mute a flavor more so than pg would. Also pg gives that throat hit sensation and vg is more responsible for the vapor. A 100% vg wouldn't carry a flavor quite as well as a pg vg mix. Hope this helps
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