he e-liquid you choose will make a difference in the amount of vapour produced.

More PG – More throat hit
More VG – More vapour

Whether you are using a CE5 or a sub ohm tank, the ratio of PG to VG will make a big difference to the quantity of vapour produced.

It’s important to know that when you go beyond 50% VG, the e-liquid can become quite thick which which can cause problems in some tanks. This isn’t usually a problem with sub ohm clearomizers, though.

(Note: Our e-liquids are in the process of being switched to a 50/50 pg/vg ratio.)

For big clouds, choose an e-liquid with a 50/50 PG/VG ratio, or higher VG. High PG e-liquids are not good for producing lots of vapour and can be quite harsh on your throat.

One of our favorite e liquids for clouds is sirpaman black label

E-liquid strength is also important when using lower resistances. When I use an Aspire BDC, I use a 1.8% e-liquid on an Aspire BDC tank. On the Atlantis & other sub ohm tanks, I use 0.6%. That’s a big difference in strength.

The bottom line is: when you produce more vapour, you get more nicotine, so you should adjust your nicotine strength to compensate. Some e-liquids come in 0.3 % nicotine for this reason.