Vampire Vape Liquid Base VG

Liquid Base VG

In vaping, VG stands for vegetable glycerin, a thicker, sweetener liquid used as a base in e-liquids, known for producing dense vapor and a smoother throat hit. 

Here's a more detailed explanation:

• What is VG?

VG is a colorless, odorless, and slightly sweet liquid used as a base in e-liquids, alongside propylene glycol (PG). 

• Where does it come from?

VG is derived from natural, plant-based sources and is also used as a food additive. 

• What does it do in vaping?

VG is thicker than PG, which leads to:

• Denser vapor production: VG creates larger, thicker clouds of vapor. 

• Smoother throat hit: Many vapers find that VG provides a smoother vaping experience. 

• Sweetness: VG has a slightly sweet taste, which can affect the overall flavour of the e-liquid. 

• VG vs PG:

While both PG and VG are used in e-liquids, PG is thinner and has a more "throat hit" sensation, while VG produces more vapor and a smoother experience. 

• High VG e-liquids:

E-liquids with a high VG content (e.g., 70/30 or 80/20 VG/PG ratio) are popular for sub-ohm vaping, which involves using lower resistance coils and higher power to produce larger clouds of vapor.