PG vs. Glycerine

[dogsteve]

I know I've seen this before, but when I use the search engine for the answer I get about 1000 posts.

I bought some TW 36mg to cut about 2 parts juice to one part pg and/or glycerine. (about 27mg.)
I have Camel/Marlboro flavors and fruit flavors.
The fruit flavors are too sweet for me so I don't want to use VG.
I'd like to get more vapor.
Which should I use?
Or should I use a combo.
My Glycerine is 99.5% Kosher U.S.P.
My PG is U.S.P. grade.
Thanks for your help.

 

[scintar]

Glycerine provides more vapor and is recomended to use over propylene glycol in one health study.
Hope this helps.

 

[dogsteve]

Glycerine provides more vapor and is recomended to use over propylene glycol in one health study.
Hope this helps.

Thank you, that does help.
Does Glycerine add any sweetness?

 

[dogsteve]

Thank you, that does help.
Does Glycerine add any sweetness?

Come on people, 33 views and 1 reply?
I'm begging for your help and/or opinions.
Any links would help also.

 

[Hexum]

Sorry Steve; I cannot contribute to the conversation. I'm totally oblivious to the difference, but would love to know more. :]

 

[Shadowdr]

Not really that I have noticed, perhaps a little but it depends on your sense of taste. Try a few drops straight and see what you think. If it has a sweet taste to you then,,maybe.

 

[dogsteve]

Thanks, Guys/Gals.

 

[lorraineg57]

Come on people, 33 views and 1 reply?
I'm begging for your help and/or opinions.
Any links would help also.

Go very easy on the glycerine until you know if you like the taste. It's VERY sweet and to myself and some others soapy tasting. I don't care for it at all and use no more than 25% of VG to 75% PG. BTW, I personally wouldn't use any VG that doesn't say food grade on it (100% pure vegetable glycerine), it should actually say it can be used as a sweetener.
You can get it at health food stores.

I threw an entire batch of juice down the drain because I hated the taste of the VG and the feeling that it coats your mouth...yuck.