E-Juice

For sub-ohm tanks, a VG-dominant ratio of 70/30 or higher is recommended. High VG produces thick, satisfying clouds and a smoother throat hit at high wattages. Ratios below 50/50 VG can cause leaking in sub-ohm tanks because thinner PG flows too easily through larger wick ports. If you prefer stronger throat hit and sharper flavor, a 60/40 VG/PG blend balances both aspects well.

Your nicotine level should match your device type. Sub-ohm tanks and high-wattage devices work best with 3 to 6mg freebase nicotine because the higher vapor volume delivers more nicotine per puff. Pod systems and MTL devices pair with 12 to 50mg nicotine salt. Using too high a nicotine level in a sub-ohm device can cause nausea, headaches, and an unpleasantly harsh vaping experience.

Nicotine salt e-juice uses a naturally occurring nicotine compound that delivers a smoother throat hit even at high strengths like 35 to 50mg. Freebase nicotine becomes harsh above 12mg but provides more pronounced throat sensation at lower levels. Salt nic is designed for low-power pod devices, while freebase works best in high-power sub-ohm setups. Never use high-strength salt nic in sub-ohm devices.

A 60ml bottle lasts most vapers 1 to 2 weeks depending on device type and frequency. Sub-ohm setups at 50 to 80 watts consume roughly 5 to 15ml per day. Pod systems use significantly less at 1 to 3ml daily. Chain vapers and cloud enthusiasts may go through juice faster. Buying larger 100 or 120ml bottles offers better value per milliliter for flavors you know you enjoy.

Yes, mixing compatible flavors is a common practice. Fruit and menthol combinations work particularly well, as do dessert and tobacco blends. Stick to the same nicotine strength and similar PG/VG ratios when mixing. Start with small amounts to test the combination before committing to a full tank. Some flavors may clash, so experiment with just a few drops first. Clean your tank when switching between very different flavor profiles.