Liquids, nicotine and taste
PG/VG ratio, nicotine strength, settling, shelf life and changing taste perception. These guides explain what is in the bottle and how it behaves in a device.
Guides in this topic
- PG/VG Ratio Problems: What the Numbers MeanE-liquid (the liquid used in a vape device) is made from two main base liquids: propylene glycol (PG) and vege
- Choosing the Right Nicotine Strength for Your VapeNicotine strength describes how much nicotine is dissolved in each millilitre of e-liquid. It is printed on th
- Why Your Vape Tastes Different Over TimeThe problem: a liquid that once had a clear, strong taste now seems weak, flat, or almost absent, even though
- Why E-Liquid Settles and How to Shake ItSettling is the gradual separation of the ingredients inside a bottle or tank of e-liquid. E-liquid is a mixtu
- E-Liquid Degraded by Wrong Storage TemperatureVape liquid, or e-liquid, is a mix of propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin, nicotine, and other ingredients. E
- Nic Salt vs Freebase: Why Your Vape Hits DifferentlyWhen a vape feels too harsh, too weak, or just different from what you expected, the cause is often the type o
- How to Tell If Your E-Liquid Has ExpiredE-liquid has a limited shelf life, usually one to two years from the date it was mixed. It does not spoil the