VG / PG Allergy Blend

[Done smoking]

If I have bad allergies should I try 100 VG. If so does that decrease vapor production. I read to try no PG for allergies. Is there still a throat hit. Because I like both. Thanks.

 

[Warpigs]

More VG = more vapor production. More PG = more throat hit/flavor. I use 50/50 seems to work well for me. Only thing that I can think of that would make 100% VG have a nice TH is high Nic. There may be other ways too. This is just off the top of my head.

 

[Done smoking]

I was told to try virgin vapors for allergy problems.

 

[billthaboss]

100 vg will produce more vapor. But just be aware that most standard tanks really cant wick it all that well. If you go the 100 vg route you might want to research rda's.

 

[Done smoking]

Ok I will check.

 

[Susan~S]

100% VG can be used in standard tanks if you thin it out with a little distilled water.

 

[Done smoking]

Is a glass tank in my Kamger v2 ok. How much thinning do you have to do. Is there a mix guide anywheres?

 

[Rsunderl]

Starting around 10% distilled water should do it

 

[dc99]

I thin mine 10% but keep in mind that it may be thinned it to start with. Just check it when you get it. Pretty easy to tell

 

[Done smoking]

How exactly do you dilute it. By bottle or tank. Do you use. A dropper etc..

 

[Caridwen]

Keep in mind you will also be diluting nicotine percentage as well as flavoring.

 

[Done smoking]

Oh ok did not think of that.

 

[2naphish]

If I have bad allergies should I try 100 VG. If so does that decrease vapor production. I read to try no PG for allergies. Is there still a throat hit. Because I like both. Thanks.

do you have a reaction to vaping or do you have bad allergies in general? i am very allergic to mold and certain pollens but i am not allergic to vaping. i do prefer a higher VG mix than standard for more vapor and a little less throat hit.

 

[Caridwen]

If you're going to dilute the eliquid by 10%, it's going to reduce the nicotine content by 10%- also the flavoring. It may or may not be an issue. Some suppliers that sell 100% VG already dilute it so it's vapable.

Approx. 10% of people are allergic to VG or to PG. Some have a sensitivity to one or the other. I personally can't vape high VG- it feels like I have a rock sitting on my chest. You just need to try some small sample sizes and see what works best for you.

 

[Done smoking]

I have bad allergies in general. But it seems like it's been worse since I started vaping 4 months ago. I'm not even sure if I need 100 VG but I figure I would try it since many people on here say they had good results from switching to 100 VG. So I figured I would try it. Of course some people say it's better anyway.

 

[amoret]

do you have a reaction to vaping or do you have bad allergies in general? i am very allergic to mold and certain pollens but i am not allergic to vaping. i do prefer a higher VG mix than standard for more vapor and a little less throat hit.

What he said, as far as allergies. I'm allergic to half the world, and have had no issues with PG. Which is good, since I don't like the sweetness of VG. The best idea would be to try a small amount and see if it does make a difference for you. Some people report VG causing problems as well.

 

[Caridwen]

Take a look at this thread

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...pg-free-flavorings-vendors-who-sell-them.html

It's more for DIY, but some of the suppliers sell pre-mixed e-liquids.

 

[Done smoking]

Awesome list. That's great. Thanks. That should be a good start for many people.