Dumb Question about vg.

submitted almost 10 years ago by MantasticMango

I've been DIYing for a while and I don't entirely understand why, but for some reason my local b&m's juice makes a lot more vapor. I typically mix 70/30 vg/pg. I mixed 5 % flavoring the other day and just VG no nic or PG(besides the flavor) same result. Their juice also seems a lot more runny. Thoughts?

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2 points

by Maddawg29501almost 10 years agoMixologist

they probably add this, or something like it.. http://www.bullcityvapor.com/mts-vape-wizard-fa/

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by Nicobeakalmost 10 years ago

Vg can absorb water from the environment, making it thinner. My old vg is significantly less viscous than unopened newer vg

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by ISayUntoTheealmost 10 years ago

I could swear my banana flavor makes a lot of vapor compared to other 70/30 mixes I've made, could just be me though.

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by leapinglabratsalmost 10 years ago

Any water in it?

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by MantasticMangoalmost 10 years ago

My juice or theirs? I dont and they dont say they do

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by Corndog_Enthusiastalmost 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Length of inhale, duration of vapor held in lungs, battery life, nic suspension (I use 50/50), and individual flavors can all contribute in their own way to the overall vapor production on the exhale.

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by 405Kingalmost 10 years ago

One thing to note, PG will vape faster than VG will. Depending on build, RDA, and things like that it does make sense.

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by Jtetsukialmost 10 years ago

If they use an alcohol based flavoring in there, that will thin out liquid. Also sweeteners tend to thin out juice.