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Jonathan Tittle

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If I buy 120ml(or any other amount) of VT nic with a "VG Base," what is the exact percentage of VG/PG?

Their website does not say.

Thanks-

When you buy Nicotine base, you generally have 3 options which are pretty standard: 100% PG, 100% VG or 50/50 Mix. Some do mix distilled or deionized water in with the mix when it comes to the VG base, though unless you buy a mixed base, you'll get either PG or VG + Nicotine mixed to your specified dilution (i.e. 100mg/ml, 60mg/ml etc).
 

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One more question- of course.

I ordered flavorings and not sure if they are PG/VG based. Do all flavorings have a PG or VG proportion?

Thanks again.

Where did you order them from?

The majority are PG based, though places like NudeNicotine and a few others do make flavors with VG & Alcohol as a base. The vast majority from the likes of FlavorWest, The Flavor Apprentice (with exception of a few), FlavourArt, Inawera, Capellas and similar will use a PG base. Some are PG & Alcohol as well, just depends on the flavor.

That being said, when you calculate them in using an e-liquid calculator, you count them as 100% PG or VG essentially. There's no % PG to % Flavor that comes on the package and that mix ratio is most likely proprietary.
 

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Where did you order them from?

The majority are PG based, though places like NudeNicotine and a few others do make flavors with VG & Alcohol as a base. The vast majority from the likes of FlavorWest, The Flavor Apprentice (with exception of a few), FlavourArt, Inawera, Capellas and similar will use a PG base. Some are PG & Alcohol as well, just depends on the flavor.

That being said, when you calculate them in using an e-liquid calculator, you count them as 100% PG or VG essentially. There's no % PG to % Flavor that comes on the package and that mix ratio is most likely proprietary.

Thanks Mother and Mr. Tittle:) I ordered from those places you sited: FlavourArt, Inawera and Capellas. You answered my question with regards to a DIY calculator as well. So 100%PG into that slot in the calculator.

Thanks again.
 
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