If you've heard the terms "e-juice," "vape juice," or E-liquid and E-juicearen't sure what they mean or what's in them, fear not: the tutorial below will answer all of your questions. E-juice and vape juice have become a big aspect of vaping around the world as the use of personal vaporizers and box mods have grown.
To begin with, let me state the obvious. To be clear, e-juice, vape juice, and e-liquid are all names that refer to the same product and can all be used interchangeably.
What is E-liquid or E-juice?
- E-liquid and E-juice, often known as a vape juice, is the liquid that produces the vapor in vaporizers and electronic cigarettes. It contains nicotine, however, it can also be manufactured without nicotine if desired.
- The vaporizer warms the e-juice to between 200 and 400 degrees Fahrenheit, converting it to vapor, which you inhale.
- Water, food-grade flavoring, a choice of nicotine levels or zero nicotine, and propylene glycol (PG) or vegetable glycerin make up e-juice or vape juice (VG).
- Flavoring that is used in meals is known as a food-grade flavoring. It's quite safe to eat, and it's typically rather tasty.
- Propylene Glycol is a flavoring ingredient that helps to evenly spread the taste of any food-grade flavor throughout the liquid.
- Vanilla extracts, food coloring, and a variety of pharmaceuticals all include PG. Vegetable glycerin is a viscous, sweet liquid made from vegetables.
- In e-liquid, VG and PG make up roughly 90% of the composition, with nicotine and food-grade flavoring accounting for the remaining 10%.
PROPYLENE GLYCOL E-liquid and E-juice
- PG liquids are usually thinner than VG liquids. This makes it easier for the atomizer's wax or cotton to absorb liquid.
- It produces less residue on the tank and atomizer because it has a thinner consistency. This results in a far more sanitary vaping experience.
- Because PG e-juice or vape juice has no flavor, it has no effect on the overall flavor of the e-liquid.
VEGETABLE GLYCERIN E-liquid and E-juice
- VG e-juice, also known as a vape juice, is thicker and more viscous. As a result, it tends to produce more residue and build-up on vaporizer parts, as well as reducing the atomizer's lifespan.
- The flavor of VG e-juice or vape juice is sweet. It's often utilized in sugar substitutes as a sweetener.
- Because of its denser composition, VG e-juice or vape juice produces thicker clouds of vapor. This is one of the most significant advantages of VG over PG.
It's a matter of personal preference whether you use VG or PG. Do you want a stronger throat hit? The PG rating is the way to go. Are you looking to create massive, thick clouds of vapor? The best bet is VG. Veppo makes PG and VG e-liquids, as well as blends of the two. To find out which one you prefer, we recommend sampling both types as well as hybrid blends.
