Pg/vg??

[yankgirl]

What do the ratios for PG/VG mean? Right now I have a volt and a Revolver Echo twist and use a clearomizer (might get an eGo c or T - but not sure which one yet). I was about a pack a day smoker and usually vape 12mg of nic. I'm looking for stuff with lots of flavor (I like the sweet stuff)

So far I've only bought 80/20 stuff. Will changing the PG/VG change the flavor I get? Also what is Pluid? -I just see people say that a lot.

Thanks

Kat

 

[metropolitan]

i personally prefer 80/20 or 90/10 PG/VG ratio. i find VG sort of "oily" in taste and that it mutes the flavoring considerably. PG alone on the other hand i find too "sharp" and "dry" in taste/feel, if that makes any sense.
in terms of performance VG tends to clog my atomizers and PG alone either doesn't create enough vapor or doesn't create enough "visible" vapor.
another factor that i take into account is that PG has been studied far longer as a safe inhalant compared to VG.

 

[LV SuzyQ]

Hi Kat,

Most vendors house ratio is 70/30 pg/vg. Pg gives you the flavor and throat hit and vg gives you the vapor. Most vendors let you order whatever ratio you want. Most samples come 70/30 .. Then you can change according to your taste.

 

[bacc.vap]

VG is thicker and produces more vapor, has a slightly sweet taste on its own. It gives minimal throat hit, and gunks up attys quicker.
PG is thinner and produces less vapor, has little if any taste on it's own. It gives better throat hit, attys usually can last longer/can go without cleaning longer.

I prefer around 70PG/30VG, but you can get any ratio or just all of one or the other. If you are going to get a ego tankomizer setup I would suggest a higher PG content to help with wicking, those attys don't wick very fast.

Mad Murdock's Radiator Pluid is a bright green e-liquid which is supposed to taste like licorice and citrus, I don't know, never had it.
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