Are you allergic to PG e-liquids?
4% of people in the world are.
Salted caramel, Jamaican rum or the classic
apple and cinnamon?
Choosing your e-liquid flavour may be one of the most
exciting things about vaping. But it's the make-up of your e-juice that
actually makes the biggest difference. And with some vapers reporting having
allergic reactions to their vaping juices, choosing the e-liquid with the right
composition is crucial to a safe and pleasant vaping experience.
Do PG e-liquids cause allergic reactions?
As you may well know, your e-liquid can be
PG-based, VG-based or mixed. The type of e-juice you go for depends on what you
want to get from the experience.
PG liquids are based on propylene glycol and are often preferred by those looking for a
stronger throat hit.
VG liquids consist
primarily of vegetable glycerin and are noted for their ability to make big
clouds.
Then, you have a whole
range of e-liquids that use both PG and VG, mixed in different proportions.
Choosing your e-liquid
composition is mostly a matter of personal preference and depends on what
vaping device you are using and how you want to vape. Unless, that is, you are
allergic to propylene glycol. According to statistics, about 4% of people in
the world will experience an allergic reaction with an e-liquid containing PG.
So, how do you know you are allergic?
What are PG allergy
symptoms?
One in ten people say
that they experience a certain level of sensitivity when vaping a PG- based
e-liquid. The symptoms may range from a light dry throat feeling to hives.
So, how do you know if
you are allergic?
Before diagnosing
yourself with a PG allergy, consider if the symptoms you are experiencing may be
connected to what is known as "a smoker's flu", a set of temporary symptoms
associated with smoking withdrawal. These typically include headaches, nausea,
sore throat, dizziness and even mouth ulcers. These can also be the signs that
you are using an e-liquid with a very high nicotine content— if this is the
case, try lowering your nicotine intake. Dehydration is another common side
effect of vaping — try drinking more water to compensate forPG and VG e-liquids
attracting moisture.
Then, there are several
symptoms that are direct indications of an allergic reaction to PG. These often
include:
·
Gum swelling
·
Rashes and hives
·
Sinus
discomfort
·
Severe pain when
swallowing
If you are experiences
any or a combination of these symptoms when vaping a PG containing e-liquid,
you may be allergic to propylene glycol.
What to do if you are
allergic to PG?
Just because you are
sensitive or allergic to PG e-liquids does not mean you have to stop vaping.
All you need to do is find a 100% VG e-liquid and you can continue exploring
the advantages of vaping over smoking further. Check with your preferred
e-liquid brand if they make juices that are 100% VG.
In fact, some e-liquid
makers, having recognized the need for pure VG e-juices, have released special product
lines with the focus on just that–like the VSAVI E-Liquids line by Pure
E-liquids. The vape juices in this line are not only 100% VG but also
completely organicand eco-friendly; they are not tested on animals and are sold
in medical grade plastic bottles.The liquids are formulated to be less viscous
than most VG e-juices and won't clog up your tank – but you will still be able
to blow those signature big clouds in juicy flavors like Apricot or Raspberry or the classic Pure Virginia by Pure E-liquids.
Next, check if your
vaping device is compatible with100% VG e-liquids. For instance, IQ Vaping's hybrid
pod mod IQ ONE uses 0.8 coils that are perfectly suitable for vaping 100% VG
and are good for up to 15 refills. IQ ONE 0.8 coils would be the perfect fit for 100%VG liquids by Pure
E-liquids.
Finally, it's always a
good idea to consult a medical professional of you are experiencing any kind of
allergic reaction. This way, you can confirm what specific substances you are
allergic to and get recommendations on how to avoid them.
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