VG vs PG my take

[bob123]

Didnt even realize i was using one vg and one pg, both menthol

But heres my take

the PG seems to give off more vapor, it also seems to be a bit harsher on the lungs, and to me doesnt seem to be as overall satisfying nicotine wise

The VG seems to give off less vapor, is a lot more smooth, but feels a bit heavier if that makes any sense. But its far more satisfying to me and i feel more nicotine from it

However One of these is causing my digestive system to go wacky not sure which yet

 

[Remie]

Didnt even realize i was using one vg and one pg, both menthol

But heres my take

the PG seems to give off more vapor, it also seems to be a bit harsher on the lungs, and to me doesnt seem to be as overall satisfying nicotine wise

The VG seems to give off less vapor, is a lot more smooth, but feels a bit heavier if that makes any sense. But its far more satisfying to me and i feel more nicotine from it

However One of these is causing my digestive system to go wacky not sure which yet

Hi bob,

If you quit smoking cigarettes, digestive upset is a symptom of quitting and could happen weather you are vaping or not.

A lot of people do report various stomach issues during the first week or so vaping. It's usually not acute (enough to make us stop vaping) - and goes away as our bodies adjust.

Most people find that VG e-liquids produce more vapor - but it is a thicker consistency. A lot of e-liquids are made from a PG/VG combination.

I'm a menthol-head and I found my favorite e-liquid is a PG based product and I find it produces more vapor than others I've tried.

It's a fun journey!

 

[fungi]

I'm not sure if it's just the green tea flavor I picked but the VGs seem to taste like leaves. The green tea PG did not.

 

[The Mutt]

Haven't tried any VG yet but am planning to on my next order.