PG/VG
If you can't remember that then just say 70VG, 80VG, 67PG or whatever. We can do the math.
If you can't remember that then just say 70VG, 80VG, 67PG or whatever. We can do the math.
PG/VG
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It's all fun and games until someone gets a peanut allergy??? 
(In other words, I have no idea what's going on with this thread.)
(In other words, I have no idea what's going on with this thread.)
I have been saying this for a while now. Just say 70VG. There is only 2 ingredients in e-juice....duh
Well this really frosts my cake. Who forgot to send me the memo to start labeling
VG content before PG content.
YOU'RE FIRED!
Mike
VG content before PG content.
YOU'RE FIRED!
Mike
I think that's the OP's point. It used to be pg first, and now many are putting vg first.Well this really frosts my cake. Who forgot to send me the memo to start labeling
VG content before PG content.
YOU'RE FIRED!
Mike
That's why I've just been saying 70vg, etc.
Which is exactly reverse from standards industry wide.
your mix is 30/70 by standards
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@roxynoodle @crxess I've noticed this in at least two or three posts
on the forums in the last couple of days. I hope I am not missing a new trend,
again.
Mike
on the forums in the last couple of days. I hope I am not missing a new trend,
again.
Mike
I only note the PG content in my DIY.
For example:
RY4 @ 6%nic
10% Flavour
10% PG
"DATE"
If a vendor lists the PG content, I'd be content.
For example:
RY4 @ 6%nic
10% Flavour
10% PG
"DATE"
If a vendor lists the PG content, I'd be content.
@roxynoodle @crxess I've noticed this in at least two or three posts
on the forums in the last couple of days. I hope I am not missing a new trend,
again.
Mike
Have a feeling this is something being brought on by the Max Vg crowd. Heck, its fine to say I Vape Max VG, but crossing up what has become the norm just adds to confusion when attempting to assist.
One would think, If the Mixers came up with a standard, the users could play along.
I think with all the problems and laws etc. That we need clarity. Like its been stated, they used to give the PG level first and then the VG.
Now people want to know everything in it, what percentage is the flavoring, water or grain alcohol if any.
While having a conversation with upper management a few years ago, I used the term , " but its common sense" and they told me that in management training one is not allowed to use that term because some might get insulted or get feelings hurt being suggested that they have no common sense
Plus there are many that are very new and have no idea what PG or VG means, including some at the counters selling it.
Now people want to know everything in it, what percentage is the flavoring, water or grain alcohol if any.
While having a conversation with upper management a few years ago, I used the term , " but its common sense" and they told me that in management training one is not allowed to use that term because some might get insulted or get feelings hurt being suggested that they have no common sense
Plus there are many that are very new and have no idea what PG or VG means, including some at the counters selling it.
Well, it is confusing that many are writing it backwards. 70vg should be 30/70. And people are telling me 70/30 for their juice content when I'm trying to help them with wicking.
Can someone put a link to the law stating its "supposed" to be one way or the other??
My German sense of order tells me everything has to be larger amount listed first, also the law with food ingredients, so the way 99% of juice is currently listed fits my sense of order perfectly.
But if an actual law is on the books I will certainly follow orders.
If its one of those "commonly held standards" then I'd ask if people who think that way are aware regular gas doesn't have lead in it anymore.
My German sense of order tells me everything has to be larger amount listed first, also the law with food ingredients, so the way 99% of juice is currently listed fits my sense of order perfectly.
But if an actual law is on the books I will certainly follow orders.
If its one of those "commonly held standards" then I'd ask if people who think that way are aware regular gas doesn't have lead in it anymore.
Try being a Reasonable person instead.
If darn near every e-liquid supplier over the past several years has used PG/VG it is kind of obvious they have a standard - not a flipping LAW
Your processing would have:
1/2 a pie as 2/1
1/4 tank as 4/1
Try being a Reasonable person instead.
If darn near every e-liquid supplier over the past several years has used PG/VG it is kind of obvious they have a standard - not a flipping LAW
Your processing would have:
1/2 a pie as 2/1
1/4 tank as 4/1
I got 99 problems and believe you me this ain't one of them.
When I buy juice, and lately its been alot, its not that hard for me to be able to figger out how much VG is in it .. Maybe I have a highly specialized brain able to quickly process that either 30/70 PG/VG and 70/30 VG/PG is the same stuff. I don't recall training for this skill set so I guess I was born with it.
I will say roughly 99.99%+ of juice makers use VG/PG. And having everything the same makes it easier. So doing something that seems odd to 99.999999%+ of buyers at this time would be wired but I have faith they would be able to figger it out.
I'll add that I must also associate with people able to figger this out. People wonder alot about what percentage of each to use and what MG to use and so on but never once off the innerwebz have I heard anyone say "boy I wish they listed the PG first".
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