Which e-liquid is better PG or VG?

VG has a higher viscosity than PG and therefore atomises at a different rate. This can quickly cause coils to burn out and taste pretty nasty! Likewise, we don’t recommend using high PG e-liquids in sub ohm/DTL kits as the thicker liquid can clog up the coils and cause a burning taste.

Does VG vape faster than PG?

PG produces more of a “throat hit” than VG does, which simulates the feel of smoking better. PG also has a higher rate of sensitivity for some people, meaning that some people just can’t use PG in their vape. My recommendation is to start out with a 50/50 mix of PG and VG in your e-liquid.

What is safe to vape PG or VG?

Both PG and VG are found in many common food items and are considered “safe for human consumption”. But, apart from allergic reactions, studies show that PG and VG are considered “safe” ingredients in your vape.

What’s the difference between VG and e juice?

PG creates less clouds than VG, as it’s a generally less viscous fluid. But is completely tasteless, meaning e juice flavors with higher ratios of PG have sharper, more defined flavors. VG creates waaay more vapor than PG, especially a flavor contains higher than 70% VG.

Is it OK to have 100% VG in vape juice?

Virgin Vapor does offer 100% VG e-liquid, there flavoring comes in a base of organic ethyl alcohol. I personally don’t like a lot of VG in my e-liquid. I prefer an e-liquid that has defined flavor and a good throat hit over a somewhat thicker cloud of vapor. Anything over 50% VG and 50% PG is too much VG for me.

Do you have to have VG to make e liquid?

Pick up one of our 8oz (250ml) bottles of both PG and VG for making DIY e liquid and get started mixing your own vape flavors today! You will most likely need both PG and VG to make your ejuice, but it can be tricky to figure exactly how much of each you’ll need. Unsure exactly how PG and VG differ?

What does the PG VG ratio mean for e-liquid?

The PG VG ratio depends more on how you vape. It depends on what vape mod or e-cigarette that is being used. There is both PG and VG in virtually all e-liquid blends. The ratio is the key to determining which e-liquid is right for any given vaping device.