Just wondering what type the masses are using in their base ??
ie soy,palm etc etc
vegatable is just too vague
ie soy,palm etc etc
vegatable is just too vague
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Just me, the only real difference is palm based seems to taste a little sweeter & cleaner and has a thinner consistency than soy based.
Most times during the refining processes little distinction is given to palm/coconut oil. Usually labeled palm and or coconut.
Where soy derived vg is usually labeled soy.
But, either can be accurately labeled as USP Vg with no distinction of base source.
You can tell the difference between them by taking x ml of each adding nothing but 5-7% flavoring, exactly like you would making a recipe.
Put it in a replaceable head tank, the palm/coconut based will vape, the soy based will vape but wick much slower.
If vaped in identical conditions at the same rate the soy will give more off, odd, funky & burnt tastes.
If the two bases alone are compared side by side in an rda ~ exact conditions, to me the palm is sweeter & cleaner, the soy heavier & musty. (?)
If put in rda and burned on purpose the soy leaves more residue than the palm.
Me, I don't care, I can't use more than 50% vg and I don't like sweet, so whatever says USP Vg on the label works.
Most times during the refining processes little distinction is given to palm/coconut oil. Usually labeled palm and or coconut.
Where soy derived vg is usually labeled soy.
But, either can be accurately labeled as USP Vg with no distinction of base source.
You can tell the difference between them by taking x ml of each adding nothing but 5-7% flavoring, exactly like you would making a recipe.
Put it in a replaceable head tank, the palm/coconut based will vape, the soy based will vape but wick much slower.
If vaped in identical conditions at the same rate the soy will give more off, odd, funky & burnt tastes.
If the two bases alone are compared side by side in an rda ~ exact conditions, to me the palm is sweeter & cleaner, the soy heavier & musty. (?)
If put in rda and burned on purpose the soy leaves more residue than the palm.
Me, I don't care, I can't use more than 50% vg and I don't like sweet, so whatever says USP Vg on the label works.
I use Nicotine River's and it's palm based. I like it just fine, but I find Nicotine River to usually use quality ingredients and etc . It's held up fine for a year now, very clear, clean, not a lot of taste besides a vague "sweet" taste.
Anna
Anna
My supplier only uses the highest quality ingredient's so i'm not moving over to nicotine river anytime soon
This won't help many, but I get a non-gmo canola oil produced VG here in Australia. Its very clean and sweet. Definitely my favorite out of all the VG's I've tried.
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