Reducing throat hit?
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I have never used VG, but I have read that it gives less of a throat hit. The nicotine content of your liquid is probably the biggest factor in regards to throat hit. High nicotine = more TH; less nicotine = less TH.
Adding vg usually reduces throat hit and also will lower nicotine which should help too.
Thanks for the input guys. So if I mixed my 26mg liquid with 50% vg, that would make it 13mg I would assume. I have 5 bottles of flavored liquid that will be at my house in a couple days. If I mixed the flavored liquid with vg, would this also reduce the effects of the flavor? I think I'll go out and get some vg later this afternoon.
many of us use flavorings that we like for just the case you are speaking of..
cut with vg or pg and then add flavorings to bring back up to what you like.
cut with vg or pg and then add flavorings to bring back up to what you like.
Thanks doots, For flavoring, is there anything I should look out for? Specific brands to use or avoid? What ingredients it should or shouldn't have? I guess in a nutshell, what brands are safe to vape? Looks like lorann is very popular, but it's not easy to get it locally without having to order online.
Cheers,
Cheers,
Here's the list of lorann flavors and which ones you can use
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...rs-color-coded-complete-ingredients-list.html
Thanks for the link. This will help a lot.
I went out and got some pg and vg. The pg I got is medisca usp grade. The guy at walmart did not want to sell me the bottle, so he put it in a separage 100ml bottle. Has anyone heard of this brand?
The vg I got is wiltons glycerine. It does not say anything about vegetable or usp on the bottle is this the right one?
Thanks again. This forum has a lot of great support.
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