Why Choose a 100% VG E-liquid?

You may wish to try a 100% VG e-liquid if you find traditional vape liquids ‘harsh’ or dislike the ‘throat hit’ or ‘chest kick’ often associated with vaping. These effects are generally due to the PG content, and while many vapers enjoy the intense hit there are still some who would rather vape without any discomfort. Some are put off of vaping due to suffering from an intolerance to propylene glycol (PG), and we would recommend these vapers try a 100% VG e-liquid before giving up on vaping. While all vape liquids are generally considered to have a sweet taste, you're likely to find 100% VG e-liquid very sweet as vegetable glycerine is itself a kind of naturally sourced sugar, so 100% VG juice will have a noticeable richness of taste. Those interested in learning more about the differences between VG and PG can check the link to find out more.

Are 100% VG E-liquids Thicker than Other E-liquid?

You will generally find that 100% VG e-liquids are thicker than traditional vape juice. The thickness of a vape liquid is usually determined by its VG content, and you’ll find that e-liquids with a 50/50 ratio or a higher percentage of PG than VG are quite thin and watery, whereas high VG e-liquid is thicker and more viscous.

What Kind of Vape Do I Need for 100% VG E-liquid?

We would strongly recommend that you try using 100% VG e-liquids in a sub-ohm vape kit that can utilise sub-ohm coils with a resistance of less than 0.8ohms, as the coils these vapes take are specifically designed to absorb a thicker e-liquid.A sub-ohm kit such as the Lost Vape Thelema Quest Kit would be more than capable of handling 100% VG vape juice.MTL kits (vape kits that use coils with resistances of 0.8ohms and higher) are meant to atomise thinner vape liquids, and you’ll find that high resistance coils clog up and burn out very quickly when trying to use them with 100% VG e-liquid.

Why Choose a 100% VG E-liquid?

You may wish to try a 100% VG e-liquid if you find traditional vape liquids ‘harsh’ or dislike the ‘throat hit’ or ‘chest kick’ often associated with vaping. These effects are generally due to the PG content, and while many vapers enjoy the intense hit there are still some who would rather vape without any discomfort. Some are put off of vaping due to suffering from an intolerance to propylene glycol (PG), and we would recommend these vapers try a 100% VG e-liquid before giving up on vaping. While all vape liquids are generally considered to have a sweet taste, you're likely to find 100% VG e-liquid very sweet as vegetable glycerine is itself a kind of naturally sourced sugar, so 100% VG juice will have a noticeable richness of taste. Those interested in learning more about the differences between VG and PG can check the link to find out more.

Are 100% VG E-liquids Thicker than Other E-liquid?

You will generally find that 100% VG e-liquids are thicker than traditional vape juice. The thickness of a vape liquid is usually determined by its VG content, and you’ll find that e-liquids with a 50/50 ratio or a higher percentage of PG than VG are quite thin and watery, whereas high VG e-liquid is thicker and more viscous.

What Kind of Vape Do I Need for 100% VG E-liquid?

We would strongly recommend that you try using 100% VG e-liquids in a sub-ohm vape kit that can utilise sub-ohm coils with a resistance of less than 0.8ohms, as the coils these vapes take are specifically designed to absorb a thicker e-liquid.A sub-ohm kit such as the Lost Vape Thelema Quest Kit would be more than capable of handling 100% VG vape juice.MTL kits (vape kits that use coils with resistances of 0.8ohms and higher) are meant to atomise thinner vape liquids, and you’ll find that high resistance coils clog up and burn out very quickly when trying to use them with 100% VG e-liquid.