Vape Juices

What are vape juices?

Vape juices, also known as e-liquids or e-juices, are liquids used in electronic cigarettes (vapes) to create vapor. They typically consist of propylene glycol (PG), vegetable glycerin (VG), flavorings, and nicotine (optional). Vape juices come in various flavors and nicotine strengths to suit different preferences.

What are the different types of vape juices?

Vape juices are categorized by their VG/PG ratio, nicotine strength, and flavor profiles:

• VG/PG Ratio: High-VG juices produce larger vapor clouds and a smoother throat hit, ideal for sub-ohm vaping. High-PG juices offer stronger flavor and a more pronounced throat hit, preferred for mouth-to-lung vaping.
• Nicotine Strength: Ranges from nicotine-free to high strengths (usually 0mg, 3mg, 6mg, 12mg, and 18mg).
• Flavor Profiles: Includes fruity, dessert, menthol, tobacco, and beverage-inspired flavors.

How do I choose the right vape juice?

Choosing the right vape juice depends on your vaping style and flavor preference:

• For beginners: Start with a balanced VG/PG ratio (50/50) and a moderate nicotine strength (6mg or 12mg) if you’re a smoker transitioning to vaping.
• For cloud chasers: Opt for high-VG juices (70% VG or higher) with lower nicotine levels (3mg or 6mg).
• For flavor enthusiasts: High-PG juices (50% PG or higher) enhance flavor and provide a stronger throat hit.

How long do vape juices last?

Most vape juices have a shelf life of 1-2 years if stored properly. Over time, the nicotine content and flavor may degrade, so it’s recommended to use them within this timeframe for the best experience.

Are there any safety tips I should know when using vape juices?

• Avoid contact with skin: Nicotine can be absorbed through the skin, so handle vape juices with care.
• Shake well before use: To ensure even distribution of flavor and nicotine.
• Dispose of properly: Follow local regulations for disposing of vape juice bottles and any unused liquid.