Vg vs Pg e-liquids

[ggero]

Hi guys ...Today I tried to smoke with Vg e-liquid (ecopure) ..By now I was smoking with Pg e-liquid at 3.7V ...I think the smoke which the Vg produces is more than the Pg, but the second`s throat hit is better ....Is it my idea for that or not?

 

[womblebat]

Hi ggero

you are correct, vg produces much more vapour and has a slightly sweeter taste, and i find pg has a slightly stronger throat hit as well, i prefer vg these days

 

[imeothanasis]

womb is absolutely right ggero.

 

[Di]

Hi guys ...Today I tried to smoke with Vg e-liquid (ecopure) ..By now I was smoking with Pg e-liquid at 3.7V ...


I think the smoke which the Vg produces is more than the Pg,

Yes, george, you are absolutely correct here -----


but the second`s throat hit is better ....Is it my idea for that or not?

And again, perfectly correct, george, you are just tooo smart,
and a multi tasking, fast runner as well,

mmmmmm, -- what a talented man we have here !!!!!!!!

πολύ ταλαντούχος και έξυπνος άνθρωπος
αλλά είναι φίλος της δικής μας αγαπητέ Σάκη,
Δεν με εκπλήσσει καθόλου.--

 

[kreiderb]

I wish I could us VG. I guess PG is better than analogs

 

[imeothanasis]

I wish I could us VG. I guess PG is better than analogs

pg with GG and AFS is better than anything krei, thats for sure. Please read my new thread "feature from the future" and you will find more reasons to have the best taste ever with GG.

 

[ggero]

[/color]
And again, perfectly correct, george, you are just tooo smart,
and a multi tasking, fast runner as well,

mmmmmm, -- what a talented man we have here !!!!!!!!

πολύ ταλαντούχος και έξυπνος άνθρωπος
αλλά είναι φίλος της δικής μας αγαπητέ Σάκη,
Δεν με εκπλήσσει καθόλου.--[/color]

The right is this :

Πολύ ταλαντούχος και έξυπνος άνθρωπος
αλλά είναι φίλος του δικού μας αγαπητού Σάκη, (Sakis is male)
Δεν με εκπλήσει καθόλου ..

my lovely dear dikerry ... Some mistakes but I think you can pass at the lesson of the greek language exams

 

[vapn]

WOW is that Greek? That is cool. Is the Greek language hard to learn?

 

[ggero]

hi vapnaway...Greek language is very difficult to learn..I read somewhere that they learn Greek language at some universities for getting more ideas to mathematics..

 

[Stormynights]

I could never learn Greek. They don't even use ABCs.

 

[ggero]

its a very complicated language

 

[Lisaf01]

I could never learn Greek. They don't even use ABCs.

You must already know half the letters from your school maths lessons and the various other ways they are used in non-Greek countries, surely?

What about Pi, Theta, Sigma, lambda, Delta, omega? You must have used these, even if not any others?

And in your US fraternity and sorority systems? I've seen them use Alpha, beta, gamma, kappa, Phi & Psi if not more of the letters.

Greek's everywhere, maybe you just didn't know that it was Greek?

 

[Stormynights]

I went to cosmetology school. I do remember Pi R square. I couldn't find the symbols on my keyboard.

 

[Lisaf01]

Open up your character map on your PC (from the accessories or system tools menu) and scroll halfway down any sensible font like arial - all the greek characters are there.

 

[Stormynights]

That isn't necessary you know what I meant. I am surprised I remembered that much but I liked math and geometry. It was like doing puzzles.

 

[windpath]

Sorry to jump in here but what is VG and GG? PG and EG I got...

 

[Stormynights]

Sorry to jump in here but what is VG and GG? PG and EG I got...

VG is vegetable glycerin. PG is propylene Glycol. GG is the device we use to vape.

 

[windpath]

Thanks, one more question (at the moment)... How does the smoke volume of VG compare to PG?

 

[lashmn]

Thanks, one more question (at the moment)... How does the smoke volume of VG compare to PG?

VG generally produces more vapor (not smoke). Please see post #2 for a good comparison.

Lynn

PS Welcome to the GG forum

 

[Stormynights]

Thanks, one more question (at the moment)... How does the smoke volume of VG compare to PG?

VG produces more vapor but too much makes your mouth feel coated. Like when you eat curly fries from Arby's.