VG based juice

[The Batman]

I just started vaping last week and found out that I may be slightly allergic to PG. Today I order some 70/30 vg/pg, 80/20 vg/pg and 100% vg. I am currently using an ego twist and have a Vamo V2 on the way, I have a kanger evod, kanger pro tank and a mini vivi nova. I am wondering if this setup will be ok with VG based juices.

 

[rik701]

You may have to remove some of the extra wick material in the heads as the vg is quite a bit thicker and tends not to wick as well with he heads stock setup (evods and protank). Just gently rock the stem off and remove one of the wicks and then replace stem and you should be good.
Removing The Top Wick From A Bottom Coil Changeable - YouTube

 

[SupplyDaddy]

Shouldn't be an issue. If you have to, you can add a drop or 2 of distilled water to the 100% VG mix to thin it out.

 

[The Batman]

You may have to remove some of the extra wick material in the heads as the vg is quite a bit thicker and tends not to wick as well with he heads stock setup (evods and protank). Just gently rock the stem off and remove one of the wicks and then replace stem and you should be good.
Removing The Top Wick From A Bottom Coil Changeable - YouTube

I actually already removed one of the top wicks from my evod and plan on doing the same to the pro tank once I start using it. Thanks

 

[The Batman]

Shouldn't be an issue. If you have to, you can add a drop or 2 of distilled water to the 100% VG mix to thin it out.

Would adding water dilute the flavor and nicotine by much?

 

[SupplyDaddy]

Would adding water dilute the flavor and nicotine by much?

A drop or two? No, should only thin it and might add more flavor.

 

[aikanae1]

There's also a forum for pg allergies you might be interested in.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/groups/members-pg-allergies.html