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The truth about vaping has been debated for years — especially when it comes to propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin (PG and VG), the two main ingredients in most vape juices. Fordee from Herbistry420 breaks it all down so you can make an informed choice about whether vaping is right for you. The Truth About ...
The truth about vaping has been debated for years — especially when it comes to propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin (PG and VG), the two main ingredients in most vape juices. Fordee from Herbistry420 breaks it all down so you can make an informed choice about whether vaping is right for you.
The Truth About Vaping — What Is PG and VG?
To understand the truth about vaping, you need to know what is actually in your vape juice. The two key components are:
- Propylene glycol (PG) — A synthetic, colorless, odorless compound with a slightly sweet taste. Found in food products, cosmetics, and even smoke machines in movie theaters.
- Vegetable glycerin (VG) — A sweet-tasting liquid derived from vegetable oils. Commonly found in pharmaceuticals, foods, and beverages.
Both propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin are not exclusive to vaping — they exist all around us in everyday products we consume without thinking twice.
PG and VG in Vape Juice — 5 Key Facts
Here is what you need to know about PG and VG in vape juice before making any judgments:
- Both are used in everyday products — PG appears in food, cosmetics, and smoke machines. VG is in pharmaceuticals and beverages.
- No long-term risks found in studies — Research has shown no long-term health risk associated with PG and VG in vape juice.
- Deemed safe by regulatory agencies worldwide — International health and safety bodies have reviewed and cleared these compounds.
- PG is NOT the compound in antifreeze — A common misconception. PG is low in toxicity and has not been linked to serious long-term health issues.
- — Vaping propylene glycol at higher temperatures can cause throat irritation. Adjusting your temp can minimize these effects.
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