Vital Information about the type of Vape Juice you should choose
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PG-Based Vape Juices: Vape juices with a higher proportion of propylene glycol (PG) tend to be thinner and provide a stronger throat hit. They may be more suitable for users who prefer a sensation similar to smoking traditional cigarettes.
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VG-Based Vape Juices: Vape juices with a higher proportion of vegetable glycerin (VG) are thicker and produce denser vapor clouds. They have a smoother throat hit and are often preferred by cloud chasers and users who enjoy more substantial vapor production.
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PG-VG Blend: Many e-liquids are made with a combination of both PG and VG to achieve a balance between throat hit and vapor production. Common blends include 50/50, 70/30, and 80/20 PG/VG ratios.
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Nicotine Strengths: Vape juices come in various nicotine strengths or levels, ranging from nicotine-free (0mg) to high levels of nicotine (e.g., 12mg, 18mg, 24mg). Some users gradually reduce their nicotine intake over time to eventually vape nicotine-free e-liquids.
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Flavored Vape Juices: Vape juices come in a wide range of flavors, from traditional tobacco and menthol to fruit, dessert, candy, beverage, and even complex blends. Popular flavors include strawberry, vanilla, watermelon, mint, and more.
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Nicotine Salts: Nicotine salt e-liquids use a different form of nicotine that provides a smoother throat hit even at higher nicotine concentrations. They are often used in low-wattage, pod-based systems and are popular among users who want a more satisfying nicotine experience.
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CBD Vape Juices: These e-liquids contain cannabidiol (CBD) instead of nicotine, offering a non-psychoactive option for those interested in the potential therapeutic benefits of CBD.
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THC Vape Juices: In regions where marijuana is legal, THC-infused vape juices may be available, offering the psychoactive effects of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in a vaporized form.