\n\t \n\tIf you haven\u2019t heard of the terms PG and VG, don\u2019t \n\tSo what are PG and VG? The technical names are \n\tBasically, they\u2019re at the base of what has allowed you \n\tWhile both PG and VG are used as a base for e-liquid, \n\tPropylene Glycol was the original base of e-liquid when \n\tVegetable Glycerin (VG) became popular later than PG as \n\tOkay, so where does your vaping experience come into \n\tNot many chose this option and that was mainly \n\tThis is a popular blend for those who \n\tThis is really more of an entry point \n\t This is another popular blend, and one \n\tThis is also another option, especially for \n\tAs you can see, there are some decisions you can make![\"VG](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.pure-eliquids.com\/product_images\/uploaded_images\/e-liquid.jpg?w=1020&ssl=1\" "\\"VG")
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\nworry. It\u2019s not every day that you\u2019ll come upon a discussion like this. If
\nyou\u2019re at the pub with your lads, you\u2019re more likely to talk about the latest
\nmatch than these terms. Unless, of course, you are hanging around some vaping
\nenthusiasts. In that case, they are almost always willing to talk.\n<\/p>\n
\npropylene glycol (PG), vegetable glycerin (VG) and they make up the base of
\nwhat you are vaping. Regardless of the type of vapour device and the type of e-liquid,
\nyou can be sure there is PG and\/or VG in there too. More than in there, it\u2019s
\nthese two liquids that form the base of your vapour fuel. They\u2019re what carry
\nthose incredible e-liquid flavours and allow you to create vapour.\u00a0\n<\/p>\n
\nto make the switch to vapour instead of what you were doing before. So, they\u2019re
\npretty important. They\u2019re also completely safe per the USA FDA and are already
\nin many food items, allowing them to stabilise and stay moist.\n<\/p>\n
\nthey aren\u2019t exactly the same. It\u2019s these differences that change your vaping
\nexperience so it\u2019s important to know about them.\n<\/p>\nPropylene Glycol (PG)<\/h2>\n
\nmodern vaping first began. It\u2019s a thinner synthetic liquid that is completely
\nnon-toxic. Due to its synthetic makeup, it has a longer shelf life than VG. The
\nadvantage to PG from the get-go was that it doesn\u2019t have any flavour of its
\nown. That made it a great vehicle for delivering great e-liquid flavours. PG
\ngenerally gives your vapour a greater throat hit, but it also requires higher
\nvoltage to create that vapour. This means sometimes PG will be on the thin side
\nin terms of how big your vapour clouds are.\n<\/p>\nVegetable Glycerin (VG)<\/h2>\n
\na base for e-liquid. This is probably because it was naturally slightly sweeter (so no sugar or sweetener additive is required), and due
\nit being a natural organic substance, it also carried a shorter shelf-life span. VG
\ngenerally creates much bigger vapour clouds but with slightly less of a throat hit, often
\nbeing described as the \u201csmoother\u201d experience of the two. This big vapour
\ncreation aspect makes it popular for those who enjoy inhaling and exhaling huge clouds. It is also the e liquid to use for those with a PG intolerance.\n<\/p>\nYour Vaping Experience<\/h2>\n
\nall of this? You\u2019re probably wondering what VG and PG actually means to your vaping and which
\nyou should be using. The truth is, there isn\u2019t one answer that fits all. For
\ninstance, a very small portion of the population is allergic to Propylene
\nGlycol (they get a sore throat, headaches, and the like). Others will mix
\nbetween the two to create a certain vaping experience. Here\u2019s a little on the
\nmost popular vaping choices in regard to PG and VG:\n<\/p>\n100% VG<\/h3>\n
\nbecause historically it was too viscous and this led to having to clean clogged up tanks more frequently. In addition, the sweetness of VG can add to all
\nthose great flavours and is an advantage with fruity or sweeter flavoured juices. More recently some e-liquid brands including our VSAVi have formulated their
\n\tPG free 100% VG e-liquids<\/a> to be less viscous so that they are more readily usable by the mass market. Traditionally, however those choosing only 100% VG were likely among the few that are
\nallergic to PG but now these pure VG juices are attractive to those wanting more vapour. Some argue that the “feel” of vaping considerably bigger clouds of vapour adds to the overall vaping experience.\n<\/p>\n70% VG\/30% PG<\/h3>\n
\nlike larger clouds of vapour. The VG will provide that, and the addition of PG
\nwill give you a good throat hit as well. It\u2019s not for those who really want to
\nrecreate an experience that has a big throat hit, but it does the job for many.\n<\/p>\n50% VG\/50% PG<\/h3>\n
\ninto the world of blends. It\u2019ll give you an idea of both, but you\u2019ll likely
\nquickly move in one direction or another.\n<\/p>\n30% VG\/70% PG<\/h3>\n
\nthat is more slanted toward a bigger throat hit. It gives you that experience
\nyou may be missing, but it also creates a good amount of vapour too.\n<\/p>\n100% PG<\/h3>\n
\nthose who are primarily concerned with that very clear throat hit. It\u2019ll hit
\nthe back of your throat in a way that very heavier smokers might enjoy. It\u2019s also a way to
\nstay under the radar with vaping, as it produces a smaller amount of vapour
\nwhen you exhale.\n<\/p>\n
\nhere. Even between these popular blend mixes, some are choosing to fine-tune it
\nto an even greater extent. Depending on the type of vaping device you use,
\nyou\u2019ll want to find a blend that fits both your needs and your device. This is
\na great intro for the subject, but make sure you experiment some yourself to
\nsee what works best. We offer
\n\tmixed packs of e-liquid flavours<\/a> so that you can try various flavour combinations and PG\/VG mixes to establish what you enjoy most.\n<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n