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40% VG E-Liquid

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E-liquids blended at 40% VG and 60% PG, the thinnest ratio we stock and the closest to a cigarette in the mouth. The higher PG share gives a sharper throat hit, cleaner flavour and less vapour, which suits mouth-to-lung pod kits and vape pens with coils at 1.0 ohm or above. The range is built on 10ml bottles from Vampire Vape, Bar Juice 5000, Just Juice, Ohm Brew and Riot Squad, in nic salt and freebase form. Most sit in the 4 for £10 and 5 for £10 mix and match deals. Free UK delivery over £25.

What a 60 PG Blend Changes

Thin 60PG liquid pours fast and hits harder, thick 70VG liquid pours slowly and clouds more

The two bases in every e-liquid do different jobs. Propylene glycol is thin and carries flavour and throat hit; vegetable glycerine is thick and makes vapour. Tip the mix towards PG and you get a liquid that wicks instantly, tastes sharp and clear, and gives the firm catch at the back of the throat that smokers recognise. That is why 40VG/60PG is the classic ratio for anyone who wants a cigarette-like vape rather than a cloud.

The trade-off is hardware. This thin a liquid runs straight through an open coil, so keep it to pods and coils at 1.0 ohm or higher and modest power. In that setup it is the most economical way to vape: a 10ml bottle of Bar Juice 5000 at £3.95, or four Vampire Vape bottles for £10, lasts a mouth-to-lung vaper for days. Choose 10mg for a lighter habit and 20mg for a pack a day, then step down.

Who 40VG/60PG Suits

New switchers

The firmest throat hit and the most cigarette-like draw. Pair 20mg nic salts with a tight pod kit for the first weeks.

Flavour first

PG carries flavour better than VG. Fruit and menthol blends taste cleaner at this ratio than in a thick shortfill.

Budget vapers

Small puffs and thin liquid mean a 10ml bottle goes further. Most of the range is in the 4 for £10 or 5 for £10 deals.

40% VG E-Liquid FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is the same liquid written two ways. Some brands list VG first and some PG first. Either way the bottle holds 60 per cent propylene glycol and 40 per cent vegetable glycerine, a thin blend for mouth-to-lung kits.

Not comfortably. A sub ohm coil pulls thin liquid through too fast, so the tank floods and the throat hit at that vapour volume is harsh. Keep this ratio in pod kits and vape pens with 1.0 ohm coils, and use 70/30 shortfills in sub ohm devices.

Propylene glycol is what gives throat hit, so more PG means more catch. If the sharpness is too much, move to a nic salt version at the same strength, which smooths the hit without lowering the nicotine, or step across to a 50/50 blend.

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