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Difference Between Pg And Vg?


Marleen

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I'm still new to vaping (only less than a month) and I have ordered a number of eliquids for my Ego. I have been using 100%PG eliquid at 12-36 mg. I see that these liquids are also made with VG and that you can buy a mixture of PG and VG together. I'm very confused. What is the difference I will notice using an eliquid made with VG? I really don't know the reason someone would choose something different. Can someone please explain this to me? Does one work better than the other or what?

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PG is more watery, for me tends to have a bigger TH and loses it's flavoring faster. VG is thicker, tends to have less of a TH and keeps it's flavor longer. That is just my experience many people here enjoy the PG, it's all a matter of opinion and preference LOL :D I am sure someone will come along soon with a more technical (proper) answer *GRIN*

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I think someone just brought this up, check under general e cig discussion and look for I think its called PG vs. VG, a bunch of people had explanations on it there. Its basically what holds the nic and flavor.

Thanks, I'll take a look

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From what I've been reading so far it looks to me like the PG is the best bet for me. 1) I heard that it has better throat hit which I love.

2) The eliquid is more flavorful with it 3)PG doesn't clog up an atty like VG can. So that's what I've found out from my Google search. The only thing I don't like is having a DRY mouth while vaping and I'm wondering if I got a mix of PG with VG that would help or not. Time to do another Google again!

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Another thing you'll see with VG is better vapor production. You may want to try a mix (80/20 or 70/30 pg/vg) to see what you think. I've been running about 30% and like it. I'm still getting good TH, just seems a little less harsh.

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