What's Aqueous glycerine?

[lewisg2]

Hi everyone,

I've only ever used PG & VG but I came across AG (aqueous glycerine) on the Totally Wicked website yesterday.
It says its watered down glycerine, a less thick version of VG I think.
Can AG be used instead of PG?

Thanks

 

[WaitFor1t88]

yep, just a thinned gown vg, using lab de ionised water to thin down vg, used so you dont have to have extra pg in juice that needs to be a bit thinner

 

[jjde]

It is glycerine with purified water added. If you add 10% purified water then your vg becomes about as runny as 50pg/50vg. I use pure vg with 5% water as my base for all my diy stuff (consistency is same as 30pg/70vg).

 

[city461]

Vegetable Glycerine & Distilled Water

 

[lewisg2]

So if im making a 70VG/30PG mix,

Other than the flavour concentrates I could use AG to make up the rest of the 30% instead of PG???

 

[lewisg2]

In other words the only PG i'll have in my juice is flavour concentrates

 

[Rickster]

In other words the only PG i'll have in my juice is flavour concentrates

yes.....
you might be cheaper in the long run buying it.separate and diluting it yourself for example
lucemill vg http://www.lucemill.com/chemical.html
alchemist cupboard lab water http://www.thealchemistscupboard.co.uk/product/100-ml-pure-lab-water/
its up to you fella...those are the 2 places I use