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How to Choose Good Quality Cheap E-Juice

Looking to find vape juice that is both affordable and of high quality?

You're not alone! Deciding how to choose a vape juice that suits your tastes can be difficult and some low-quality flavors can even contain harmful additives.

Read on for five tips to choose good quality, cheap e-juice for your vape!

 

1. Pick Your Flavors

Before we get into the nitty-gritty of how high-quality e-juice is made, you'll want to consider flavor first and foremost.

Vape juices are made in almost every flavor you could possibly imagine:

  • Fruits
  • Foods
  • Desserts
  • Beer, Wine, and Cocktails
  • Tobacco Blends

If you're transitioning from cigarettes to an e-cigarette, a tobacco blend may be a great flavor choice for you. As time passes, you'll get more adventurous and begin to experiment with more exotic flavor choices!

 

2. Nicotine

Since flavor is the first step, the second step in finding a good quality cheap e-juice is deciding your desired nicotine level.

Vape juice nicotine levels can vary based on your needs.

For light smokers who smoke less than half a pack per day, a low-level nicotine strength (6mg and below) is a good fit.

For average smokers who smoke a pack or less per day, a 9mg to 16mg nicotine level will be desirable.

Heavier smokers who consume a pack per day or more should consider a high nicotine strength of 18+mg for their e-juice.

Getting the right concentration is important to ensure a balance between needing to vape too often and have side effects, like headaches.

 

3. Base Solution Considerations

The main e-juice base solutions can have an impact on flavor and perceived quality.

The two base ingredients are either Propylene Glycol (PG), Vegetable Glycerol (VG), or a combination of the two in your desired ratio.

For example, many manufacturers produce an e-juice mixture that is 40% PG to 60% VG.

With regards to quality, PG base juices produce a weaker vapor but have bold flavors. VG base juices, on the other hand, have more muted flavors but produce enormous vapor clouds.

 

4. Price

Once you know your desired e-juice base, nicotine levels, and flavors, you should take price into consideration.

Shop around locally and online.

Look for distributors that offer discounts, deals, and bundled juice packages to get the most bang for your buck.

 

5. Take The Vape Test!

Last but certainly not least, don't be afraid to try before you buy.

The number of flavor and base options might seem overwhelming, especially if you're new to vaping.

Most local shops will allow you to test different juices. Online stores offer smaller bottles in "test packs" that you can purchase at a discount to find the right e-juice for you.

 

Which Cheap E-Juice is Your Favorite?

Take these 5 factors into consideration when you're searching for cheap e-juice and you'll be on your way to having the most enjoyable experiences vaping!

How long have you been vaping for? Do you have a combination of flavors that are your go-to favorites? Let us know in the comments!

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