High VG E-liquids
Welcome to Selby Vapes, your one-stop-shop for everything vape-related. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned vaper, we have something for everyone in our extensive range of e-liquids, devices, and accessories. Today, we're excited to introduce you to our Sub Ohm E-Liquid Range, the perfect choice for vapers who want to experience incredible flavour and luscious clouds.
What are High VG E Liquids?
High-VG e-liquids, also known as sub-ohm liquids, are designed to produce thick, dense clouds that are a hallmark of vaping. These e-juices are best used with coils that have a resistance lower than 1.0 ohms, which is why they are called sub-ohm liquids. VG, or vegetable glycerine, is the primary ingredient in high-VG e-liquids, and it creates those delicious thick clouds that make vaping such a satisfying experience.
At Selby Vapes, we carry a wide selection of high-VG juices from some of the most iconic names in the industry, including Ultimate Juice, Riot Squad, Doozy Vape, IVG, and Double Drip. Whether you prefer fruity, minty, or dessert flavours, we have something to satisfy your taste buds.
What Are Shortfill E-Liquids?
If you're a vaper, you know how essential e-liquid is to your vaping experience. However, constantly purchasing small bottles of e-juice can be both frustrating and expensive, which is where shortfill e-liquids come in. Shortfill e-liquid bottles come in larger sizes and contain varying amounts of nicotine. They allow you to mix your own blend of e-liquids and nicotine shots to create your desired nicotine concentration, providing you with a more affordable and personalized vaping experience.
A standard shortfill bottle contains 50ml of nicotine-free high VG e-liquid with an additional 10ml of space left for a nicotine booster shot. This empty space allows you to add a separate nicotine shot to your e-liquid to achieve your desired nicotine concentration. The resulting mixture is often referred to as a 60ml shortfill e-liquid bottle.
The advantages of shortfill e-liquids are numerous. Firstly, it provides you with more flexibility in terms of nicotine content. As you can control the amount of nicotine you use, you can gradually reduce your nicotine intake over time. This allows you to transition from nicotine dependence at a pace that suits you. Furthermore, shortfills are more cost-effective than regular e-liquid bottles, as a single 60ml bottle can last you for weeks.
What Vape Kit Should You Use High VG E-Liquids With?
High VG, sub-ohm e-liquids work best with a sub-ohm coil. This type of coil has a resistance level of less than 1.0 ohms and can handle higher power outputs, usually ranging between 20W to 100W and sometimes even up to 200W. High VG e-liquids are compatible with many different types of vape kits, from starter kits and pod kits to more advanced sub-ohm tanks and box mods. However, it is essential to check the kit's coil resistance and battery power output to ensure it is compatible with high VG e-liquids.
if you're looking for a more intense vaping experience, then sub-ohm vaping is the way to go. Sub-ohm vaping allows for direct-to-lung vaping, where the vapour is inhaled directly into the lungs, providing a more intense flavour and throat hit. Sub-ohm kits often feature more advanced features and higher power outputs, making them ideal for use with high VG e-liquids.
What is the right High VG nicotine strength for you?
High-VG liquids are usually available in nicotine strengths of 3mg, 6mg, 9mg, 12mg, and even 18mg. It is true that every vaper is different and may have varying preferences when it comes to nicotine levels. Some may find that higher nicotine levels provide a stronger throat hit and a more satisfying experience, while others may prefer a lower concentration for a smoother vape.
If you are new to vaping or trying a new e-liquid for the first time, it is recommended to start with a lower concentration of nicotine, such as 3mg or 6mg. This will allow you to test the vape experience and see if the nicotine level satisfies your cravings.
If you find that the lower concentration is not enough to satisfy your cravings, you can gradually increase the nicotine level until you find the right concentration for you. It is important to note that higher nicotine levels can produce a harsher throat sensation, so it is best to make the adjustment gradually.. This is where Shortfills, in particular, are most useful, as you can tailor your nicotine strength with the use of handy nicotine shots practically on the go.
If you have a sweet tooth, you might want to try a high VG vape juice with a sweet taste. Blue Raspberry and Fizzy Rainbow Sherbet are just some of the popular flavours in the High VG e-liquid range. Remember to take note of the nicotine strength before you decide on a flavour, and always start with the lower nicotine concentration first.
Selby Vapes offers a wide range of high VG e-liquids to choose from, all of which come in TPD-compliant 10ml bottles or shortfills, to suit your vaping style and preferences. Whether you're looking for a classic flavour or a new twist on an old favourite, our range of high VG vape juices has something for everyone.
Q: Can high VG e-liquids be used in any vape kit?
A: High VG vape juice can be used in a variety of vape kits, but they perform best with sub-ohm coils and higher wattage outputs. If you're using a classic starter kit or pod kit, we recommend using a higher PG ratio e-liquid with a lower wattage output.
Q: Are shortfill e-liquids more cost-effective than regular 10ml bottles?
A: Yes, shortfill e-liquids are often more cost-effective than regular 10ml bottles. They provide more e-liquid per bottle, and you can adjust the nicotine strength with the use of separate nic-shots. This means you can tailor your vaping experience to your liking and save money at the same time.
Q: What is the difference between PG and VG in e-liquids?
A: PG (propylene glycol) and VG (vegetable glycerin) are two common food-grade chemicals that give e-liquid its character. PG carries flavor better than VG and provides a stronger throat hit
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