Which e-juice you end up liking is a personal matter. It comes down to how you vape and what you enjoy tasting. As vaping grew, more companies began making more flavors, and one count put the total at roughly 7,700 e-juice flavors. Sampling them all is not practical, so it helps to narrow the field first.
Start with how you vape
Think about what you want from a puff. Some people like a deep draw they can feel in the throat. Others care more about thick clouds. The liquid you buy affects both, and the label tells you which way a juice leans.
Reading the PG and VG on the label
E-juice is described by two base ingredients, normally printed as a ratio such as 80/20 VG.
- PG holds flavor well and is a colorless liquid. It is widely used for combining flavors, and PG-heavy juice gives the stronger throat hit.
- VG, vegetable glycerin, is plant-based. It is thicker, sweeter and somewhat sticky, and juice high in VG is the kind that produces big clouds.
Three kinds of juice
Each of these gives a different sort of hit.
Single flavors
One flavor and nothing else, which makes choosing easy because several tastes are not arriving together. Check the PG/VG ratio when you pick: more VG means a sweeter juice.
Combination flavors
Blends are where the variety is, and they tend to be the most interesting bottles on the shelf.
VG-only juice
The majority of e-juice mixes PG with VG, and only a small number of products are VG alone. Those are sweet, so they pair well with a fruity flavor if extra sweetness is what you are after.
Keep a few standbys, try the odd one
Unusual options such as bacon vape juice are worth sampling once. For everyday use, though, most people want a handful of dependable flavors they can return to.
When you know your vaping style, picking a juice to match gets much easier. A good place to look is our range of 60ml e-juice flavors.