Upping my PG ratio?

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1LastShot

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So far I have been using a 24 mg 100% VG base, mixing it with plain VG and adding PG based flavorings to result in a 12mg ejuice that is approximately 20/80 at its highest of flavoring percentages. I have been dripping for months, so high VG has been ideal. I decided to get a mini Vivi, and am concerned about using it with the high VG, so I also ordered some 24mg 100% PG in order to up the PG ratio in my mixes. Now...how do I do this? I use a basic ejuice calculator app on my iPhone, don't have a computer for the ejuice me up...and I know getting an exact "ratio number" is tough to do, but that's not really my exact goal. I would like to stay above 50/50 though. Much past that and I start having PG issues.

Any ideas or advice?
 

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Good advice. I'll file that away with "Dont eat yellow snow".

My thought process on adding the PG was to thin it. I haven't used PGA or water yet- still a bit unsure how to use them and how it would affect my final product.

I also feel like the higher VG ratio I am using (I used to vape 40/60 vendor juice) might be affecting my flavor quality. It seems like no matter what I do it's not quite strong enough in the flavor area. I could be wrong though.
 
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In my experience PGA thins the most with the least impact on flavor. I've never developed a rule of how much as I usually put 100ml of VG into a 120ml glass bottle and drip some PGA in, shake, roll the bottle around to watch it flow, and repeat until it is acting like PG. I did this for a friend who could only tolerate VG juice and liked clearos. Since she has quit smoking and vaping, I don't do this anymore, but I remember being entertained about how little it took.

Distilled water works fine but I found a few recipes that tasted different. Not necessarily worse or better, but different...it's kinda' hard to explain. It may have been in my head as my friend never noticed a difference. It does take more water to thin the VG down.

Seems to me that you have some experimenting to do. Remember to have fun!
 
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