Hi,
I will start by saying that I have had this issue before and did post on here before. It was resolved but now I'm having this problem again.
Okay the issue is that the liquids that I am making are too watery/thin. They shoot up so fast on the glass pipette that it just doesnt seem normal at all. I know the juice never used to go up that quick, it was always a slightly slow drag.
The juice is tasting fine but I'm just wondering why this is happening and if its okay to continue vaping it?
I first experienced this issue with Darkstar's VG juice, never tried it before but there was a good deal on so I grabbed a bottle which I then returned.
I am now back to using Classikool for vg and pg. I got a new bottle delivered the other day, straight away I made a lil mix and I am noticing it is too watery.
At first I thought it might be my bottles or cause my room is always too warm but I have to rule those out as this is a brand new bottle of vg and pg that I got as well as new concentrates. The ratio of the mixes that I make are 70VG 30PG, 3mg nic also in VG 72mg strength.
Any thoughts?
If you can't think of any reason why its happening then can you please recommend a good VG bottle to get? I could buy a small size bottle and try that out to see if that fixes it.
Thanks
I will start by saying that I have had this issue before and did post on here before. It was resolved but now I'm having this problem again.
Okay the issue is that the liquids that I am making are too watery/thin. They shoot up so fast on the glass pipette that it just doesnt seem normal at all. I know the juice never used to go up that quick, it was always a slightly slow drag.
The juice is tasting fine but I'm just wondering why this is happening and if its okay to continue vaping it?
I first experienced this issue with Darkstar's VG juice, never tried it before but there was a good deal on so I grabbed a bottle which I then returned.
I am now back to using Classikool for vg and pg. I got a new bottle delivered the other day, straight away I made a lil mix and I am noticing it is too watery.
At first I thought it might be my bottles or cause my room is always too warm but I have to rule those out as this is a brand new bottle of vg and pg that I got as well as new concentrates. The ratio of the mixes that I make are 70VG 30PG, 3mg nic also in VG 72mg strength.
Any thoughts?
If you can't think of any reason why its happening then can you please recommend a good VG bottle to get? I could buy a small size bottle and try that out to see if that fixes it.
Thanks