pg vg what the heck is the difference

[hyperdeficit]

i know that pg is propeylne glycol and vg is vegetbale glycerin, but is there a taste difference or vapor production difference or even throat hit difference?

I have heard that vg can clog atomizers is this true?

 

[Casey C]

i know that pg is propeylne glycol and vg is vegetbale glycerin, but is there a taste difference or vapor production difference or even throat hit difference?

I have heard that vg can clog atomizers is this true?

from what I've experienced, VG produces more vapor
clog atomizers? I doubt it.
Sure someone else has a better answer tho..

 

[catwoman19]

I have the same question and hope someone else has more experience that can answer our questions. I just bought some vg because I know it produces more vapor, but I don't know about clogging issues.

 

[SLDS181]

VG is sweeter, thicker, and makes more vapor - it never clogs my atomizer, but it doesn't wick as nicely. I mostly drip now though.

PG isn't as sweet, isn't as thick, so it wicks easier.

 

[Stephaniems]

For me Vg makes more "vapor" but it also leaves a coating of something in my mouth (that i can't stand) Pg no coating but less vapor. I mix alot of my own flavors up and I use both Pg to cut and some Vg so it will have more vapor.

 

[SLDS181]

Oh, and VG tends to dull flavors more than PG, anecdotally. Many seem to like about 30% VG in their own mixes.