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Post by JayJ on Aug 21, 2013 15:32:04 GMT
Hopefully I'm not asking a question thats been covered a million times before, it probably has actually but I'm rubbish with searches.
I understand, almost, the pg vg thing, pg is a thinner synthetic base which I believe carries flavour more effectively and gives the better throat hit. Vg is a natural (vegetable) base with a slight natural sweet taste, thicker in it's viscosity thus a heavier burning substance producing thicker clouds of vapour.
Ok if any of the above is wrong please correct me.
Now I'm using a 70%pg 30%vg mix 24mg nicotine at the moment which is giving me a good throat hit, sometimes a little too good if I'm honest. If I wanted to keep this level of throat hit would reducing the nicotine strength alter the throat hit at all ?
Also I think I may be after a little more flavour coming through and maybe reduce the throat hit a little. I don't see how I can have that though if for more flavour I have to increase the pg which would increase the throat hit. So my previous question also has bearing here. Will a reduction in nicotine counteract the increased throat hit of increasing pg% ?
Flippin eck I hope you get that !
Thanks, Jay
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Post by davess on Aug 21, 2013 15:37:22 GMT
Try dropping the nic down to 18mg and see how you go with that.
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chykensa
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Post by chykensa on Aug 21, 2013 15:40:15 GMT
The short answer to your question is yes. Nicotine contributes to the throat hit, and lowering the nic level as davess mentioned above will make a noticeable difference. You should be able to get a similar taste at that ratio 70/30 too. Hope this helps!
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Post by JayJ on Aug 21, 2013 15:41:25 GMT
Thanks Dave, Your advice suggests nicotine content does effect throat hit then. But is it a major factor in comparison the the pg/vg mix ? I want flavour you see Edit: posted before Chykensa's reply
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Post by Chrissie on Aug 21, 2013 16:37:11 GMT
JayJ for flavour, a lot will depend on whose juices you are using.
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Post by davess on Aug 21, 2013 17:47:26 GMT
Thanks Dave, Your advice suggests nicotine content does effect throat hit then. But is it a major factor in comparison the the pg/vg mix ? I want flavour you see Edit: posted before Chykensa's reply You've answered your own question in your opening post, Jayj. "...pg is a thinner synthetic base which I believe carries flavour more effectively and gives the better throat hit. Vg is a natural (vegetable) base with a slight natural sweet taste, thicker in it's viscosity thus a heavier burning substance producing thicker clouds of vapour".
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