Which e-liquid manufacturer is kindest on the lungs?

[fmx]

Strange sounding question, I know. When I first started vaping 5 years ago it took me some time to realize my body really wasn't much for tolerating VG. Since then I opted for 70pg/30vg and things seemed to get better. I've found different vendors to have varying e-liquids in terms of harshness on the lungs (primarily coating them - and causing phlegm). Who here has used a ton of vendors? Any opinions on who has the "cleanest" stuff? Thanks.

 

[danfinger]

I coughed and gasped on juices with even hints of PG. Keep in mind the nicotine also has an impact on that 'searing' feeling. The device you are using will also give you a hotter/cooler effect. As for lung congestion, I've noticed only clearing since dropping the Bali Shag red.

One of the smoothest juices I've found is VCV's tobacco caramel. 100%VG all organic flavorings and nic sources. "We DO NOT use: Propylene Glycol, Diacetyl, Food Coloring, Artificial Sweeteners, or anything else weird of any sort..."

I'm using a russian91% with a 1.8 Ohm coil at about 12 watts. delicious!

 

[fmx]

Thanks Dan. Just ordered a 15ml bottle to sample. At this point I'm willing to try out ANYTHING.

Anyone else? Cheers.

 

[danfinger]

Curious what device you are using? That can have an impact on the experience. I just got my hands on a new nautilus mini ($29) and I must admit, it is giving my Russian91% ($90) a run for its money. It really is as good as they say.

 

[v1k1ng1001]

I would suggest Bionic, 503 and Alpha as being the cleanest I have tried. They're all pricey of course. Out of the three I think Bionic is the best value--luxury vapes at mid-shelf pricing with lots of flavor. 503 is delicious but lighter on the flavor.

 

[fmx]

I would suggest Bionic, 503 and Alpha as being the cleanest I have tried. They're all pricey of course. Out of the three I think Bionic is the best value--luxury vapes at mid-shelf pricing with lots of flavor. 503 is delicious but lighter on the flavor.

Thanks v1k1ng1001. Which ratio would you suggest I go with?

 

[fmx]

Curious what device you are using? That can have an impact on the experience. I just got my hands on a new nautilus mini ($29) and I must admit, it is giving my Russian91% ($90) a run for its money. It really is as good as they say.

I'm using a provari mini set on 4.6v.

 

[GPC2012]

Strange sounding question, I know. When I first started vaping 5 years ago it took me some time to realize my body really wasn't much for tolerating VG. Since then I opted for 70pg/30vg and things seemed to get better. I've found different vendors to have varying e-liquids in terms of harshness on the lungs (primarily coating them - and causing phlegm). Who here has used a ton of vendors? Any opinions on who has the "cleanest" stuff? Thanks.

I don't know about a ton, but maybe 1500 lbs or so.
I've used a lot of vendors and have to say that I really didn't have any problems with any of them although I did notice a little heaviness from a couple of them. I primarily us Bionic now and have caught myself vaping 15 ml in a day with no problems at all. The flavors are superb, and all of them are really clean and pure tasting.

 

[v1k1ng1001]

Thanks v1k1ng1001. Which ratio would you suggest I go with?

50/50 for fruit 30/70 or 100vg for everything else...provided your topper can handle it

 

[aubergine]

"Clean" can mean a lot of things. But if you want a juice that's really free of contaminants, pure and simple and least likely to contain any irritants, check out EcoPure. I love my flavors too much, but that juice is "clean" in the true sense of the word, and people really like the taste.

 

[fmx]

"Clean" can mean a lot of things. But if you want a juice that's really free of contaminants, pure and simple and least likely to contain any irritants, check out EcoPure. I love my flavors too much, but that juice is "clean" in the true sense of the word, and people really like the taste.

Looks like EcoPure is going the way of the dodo.

 

[fmx]

I don't know about a ton, but maybe 1500 lbs or so.
I've used a lot of vendors and have to say that I really didn't have any problems with any of them although I did notice a little heaviness from a couple of them. I primarily us Bionic now and have caught myself vaping 15 ml in a day with no problems at all. The flavors are superb, and all of them are really clean and pure tasting.

That place is sounding better and better. Looking forward to it showing up.

 

[Geoffrey White]

"Clean" can mean a lot of things. But if you want a juice that's really free of contaminants, pure and simple and least likely to contain any irritants, check out EcoPure. I love my flavors too much, but that juice is "clean" in the true sense of the word, and people really like the taste.

Is there a Canadian option like this?