Thickness of e-liquid makes a difference?

[IAmThatGuy]

After doing a little bit of experimenting, I've come to the conclusion that the actual thickness of the e-liquid is a major factor in determining how satisfying I find it (at least with PG).

In my case, thicker seems to be better. As compared to the more "liquidy" stuff (ranging from olive oil to water consistency), the maple syrup consistency Boge/PG stuff doesn't taste as good, but I DEFINITELY feel like it creates denser smoke, saturates the cart material better, and I get more hits per drop when I direct drip. As part of this "more vapor per drop" concept, I feel I can also draw deeper and faster, thus getting the analog-like drag I enjoy so much while not exhausting the cart. With the lighter stuff I ended up getting that "cooked atty" taste with just about every hit, as the atty would run dry halfway through.

Any thoughts on this? Can anybody recommend a particularly thick brand of PG e-liquid?

Also, thanks for all the help guys. I do appreciate it.

 

[Cali]

Personally I have found my sweet spot at 70PG/30VG mix. The VG gives a thicker quality to the liquid and produces more vapor although I DO have to draw a little slower if I want a nice thick flavorful vape.

 

[tarkus]

A lot depends on the ecig you are using and the packing material in the cartridge/carto. On the flip side you have to be careful. If the juice is too thick it will not wick well and could burn out the atty.