E-liquid

E-liquid is a liquid solution used in electronic cigarettes or vaporizers to produce vapor. It typically contains a mixture of water, flavorings, propylene glycol (PG), vegetable glycerin (VG), and sometimes nicotine. Different ratios of these ingredients can produce different smoking experiences. At Myvapor, we offer a wide range of e-liquid choices for vapers, from zero-nicotine e-liquids to those with up to 10ml of nicotine, as well as options such as nic shots and nic shortfill. We also offer varying VG and PG ratios to accommodate different devices and provide the ultimate vaping experience. Currently, there are many mature e-liquid brands in the electronic cigarette market, such as Nasty Juice, Bar Juice, Elfliq, etc. They offer suitable proportions and enticing flavors that are definitely worth a try!

10ml E-Liquid: A 10ml e-liquid bottle is a pre-mixed vape juice that already contains nicotine in various strengths and flavors. It can fully refill your vaping device up to five times, depending on the size of your tank. These bottles are also known as TPD e-liquids, which are regulated by the EU laws under the Tobacco Product Directive. The directive limits the sale and manufacture of vape products containing nicotine to bottles no larger than 10ml and strengths no higher than 20mg/ml. Despite these limitations, 10ml bottles are still popular among vapers due to their convenience and availability in a wide range of VG/PG ratio, flavor, and nicotine strength options.

Short-fills: Short-fills are larger bottles of e-liquid, typically 60ml or 120ml, that are only partially filled with e-liquid, leaving space for the addition of nicotine shots. They are designed to be mixed with nicotine shots to create a desired nicotine strength.

Nicotine shots: Nicotine shots are small bottles of unflavored e-liquid that contain high concentrations of nicotine. They are used to increase the nicotine content of short-fills or other e-liquids.

Freebase Nicotine: Freebase nicotine is the most common type of nicotine found in e-liquids. It is the purest form of nicotine and is often used in higher concentrations to satisfy heavy smokers.

Salt Nicotine: Salt nicotine is a type of nicotine that is extracted from the tobacco leaf using a specialized process. It is smoother on the throat compared to freebase nicotine and is often used in lower concentrations.

Hybrid Nicotine: Hybrid nicotine is a blend of freebase nicotine and salt nicotine. It is designed to provide a smoother throat hit than traditional freebase nicotine while still delivering a quick nicotine fix.

PG and VG ratios refer to the proportion of propylene glycol (PG) and vegetable glycerin (VG) in an e-liquid. E-liquids with a higher ratio of VG to PG are known as high VG e-liquid or sub ohm e-liquid, while those with a higher ratio of PG to VG are called high PG e-liquid.

High VG e-liquids are thicker in consistency than high PG e-liquids and are perfect for cloud production when vaped. These liquids require high-power, advanced devices to generate enough heat to vaporize them. They typically come in larger bottles and offer a degree of customizability in terms of choosing different box mods with compatible tanks and coils to tailor your sub ohm vaping experience according to your preferences.

In contrast, high PG e-liquids are thinner in consistency and are perfect for low-powered devices such as vape pens, classic style kits, starter kits, and refillable pod kits. They are an excellent choice for those looking for a super flavorful vape juice because PG is considered the best carrier for flavor. High PG e-liquids usually come in 10ml bottles in a wide variety of flavors and nicotine strengths.

Choosing the right e-liquid can be a daunting task, but there are a few factors to consider that can help you make the best choice for your vaping needs.

Firstly, consider your flavor preferences. E-liquids come in a variety of flavors, including traditional tobacco or menthol, fruity, dessert-inspired, and even savory blends. It's best to try out different flavors to find the ones that suit your taste buds.

Next, consider your nicotine strength. The nicotine strength you choose depends on your smoking history and personal preference. If you were or are a heavy smoker, you might prefer a higher nicotine strength such as 18mg to 20mg. Conversely, if you were or are a light smoker or have been vaping for some time, you might opt for a lower nicotine strength such as 5mg to 10mg. Some vapers may even prefer nicotine-free e-liquids. It's important to note that higher nicotine strengths provide a stronger throat hit, while lower nicotine strengths offer a smoother vaping experience.

Additionally, consider the PG and VG ratio. As mentioned earlier, high VG e-liquids are thicker and produce denser vapor clouds, while high PG e-liquids are thinner and offer better flavor absorption. The PG and VG ratio can also affect the throat hit and overall vaping experience.