pg vg?

[newukvaper84]

Can someone just clarify if 100% vg is less throat hit? Sorry if I'm being dumb but it's bungling my head lol

[lenny59]

PG Throat hit . . .VG Vapour

I'm lead to believe

[newukvaper84]

Cheers m8

[Karma]

Mar 10, 2013 18:27:31 GMT lenny59 said:

PG Throat hit . . .VG Vapour

I'm lead to believe

Quite right!

and a mix of the 2 gives you the best of both

[newukvaper84]

Brilliant I thought that was it but wanted to check as I just ordered 50 ml gvc 100% vg as I dont want the throat hit. Would have been up s**t creek if got it wrong lol

Thanks
Newukvaper84

[lenny59]

50ml Of GVC ....The thought of it makes me want to Hurl

On a serious note....Glad you got sorted

[Roscopecotrain]

Mar 10, 2013 18:34:11 GMT newukvaper84 said:

Brilliant I thought that was it but wanted to check as I just ordered 50 ml gvc 100% vg as I dont want the throat hit. Would have been up s**t creek if got it wrong lol

Thanks
Newukvaper84

I am pretty sure more vg means slightly less flavour too so bear that in mind whem you vape it newukvaper.

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

[Perpetua]

Mar 10, 2013 19:14:21 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

Mar 10, 2013 18:34:11 GMT newukvaper84 said:

Brilliant I thought that was it but wanted to check as I just ordered 50 ml gvc 100% vg as I dont want the throat hit. Would have been up s**t creek if got it wrong lol

Thanks
Newukvaper84

I am pretty sure more vg means slightly less flavour too so bear that in mind whem you vape it newukvaper.

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

It's said not to carry a flavour so well VG, but I don't in all honesty find that as my home mixes are all VG, bar the PG element from the Concentrates I use. VG does have an inherent sweetness that PG doesn't, something I like and lends itself to the dessert/sweet blends very nicely.

[Roscopecotrain]

Mar 10, 2013 19:49:26 GMT Perpetua said:

Mar 10, 2013 19:14:21 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

I am pretty sure more vg means slightly less flavour too so bear that in mind whem you vape it newukvaper.

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

It's said not to carry a flavour so well VG, but I don't in all honesty find that as my home mixes are all VG, bar the PG element from the Concentrates I use. VG does have an inherent sweetness that PG doesn't, something I like and lends itself to the dessert/sweet blends very nicely.

Ah learn something new every day. Thanks perps

[chykensa]

Having carried out tests in my laboratory (well, kitchen!), I have now decided to mix all my juices until further notice at a 50/50 mix - this has nothing at all to do with the fact that I have more VG than PG left in my mixing supplies!
However, I have found that the extra VG element does produce more vapour, and as I like flavour and plenty of it, I do tend to err on the side of strength rather than subtlety so it works well for my palate.

Andy

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The only problem I'm finding with VG is that it tends to create catarrh, and can lead to 'chestiness' and wheezing, and also can affect my sinuses. That may just be peculiar to me though - maybe I'm allergic to it?

As for producing more vapour, this can be a nuisance at times particularly if trying to stealth-vape. When I was a smoker, I never considered going for a brand that produced the most smoke, so why is vapour so important?

[kibbster]

Mar 11, 2013 1:01:24 GMT @vitalsparks said:

The only problem I'm finding with VG is that it tends to create catarrh, and can lead to 'chestiness' and wheezing, and also can affect my sinuses. That may just be peculiar to me though - maybe I'm allergic to it?

As for producing more vapour, this can be a nuisance at times particularly if trying to stealth-vape. When I was a smoker, I never considered going for a brand that produced the most smoke, so why is vapour so important?

I get a furry chest and pipes from VG as well.

Lots of vapour is fun and satisfying, I wouldn't vape it it didn't produce vapour.
Makes vaping too close to those NRT inhalators for me.

[Perpetua]

Mar 11, 2013 1:01:24 GMT @vitalsparks said:

The only problem I'm finding with VG is that it tends to create catarrh, and can lead to 'chestiness' and wheezing, and also can affect my sinuses. That may just be peculiar to me though - maybe I'm allergic to it?

As for producing more vapour, this can be a nuisance at times particularly if trying to stealth-vape. When I was a smoker, I never considered going for a brand that produced the most smoke, so why is vapour so important?

VG makes me a bit chesty as well, but as I'm PG sensitive it's the lesser of the two consequences VS.

And for me, seeing lovely clouds of chewy vapour helps fool my brain into thinking I'm still smoking.