Well that sucks, i'm very confused right now. I used to get my flavour from www.flavourart.co.uk and had no soar throat at all, now I just checked the ingredients on the flavourart bottle and found out that also has PG in it, but it's fine! Both bottles have PG and I only feel the PG in one of them (the new one i just bought) Does anyone have an explanation for this? Thanks!There's only one way to find out, try it!
Nope I'm definitely allergic to PG since 50/50 juices gives me a soar throat :/
I doubt if the smaller amont of pg will bother you. Pg is known to provide "throat hit" as well as carry flavor well. That throat hit is what is causing your sore throat. Vg is known to mute flavor & throat hit. 50% pg is just too much throat hit for you. It's not an allergic reaction. The amont of pg in your flavoring would probably never be above 30% on the highest end. 30/70 would probably be ok for you since the higher vg will mute the throat hit in the pg.
I'm curious where you got that figure of 30% from. I know that things like menthol, ethyl maltol, sucralose, and acetyl pyrazine are generally sold in only 10% concentration, with the other 90% being pure PG. I would presume the other flavors are in similar concentrations, no? We always count PG-based flavors as 100% PG in the overall PG/VG ratio. That also seems to indicate that they would have a high amount of PG in the general case.
30% total flavorings in a mix. Many "premium" complex juices contain as much as 30% total flavorings per veteran retail mixers here.
Not likely. 99.9% of ready made juice is gonna have PG in it from flavoring. That's why they offer MAX (maximum) VG juice NOT 100% VG. If you use that flavoring and add nothing but VG you will be making MAX VG juice.
