Southern Hospitality Vape Juice

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Blend Mix

Select from 50% PG / 50% VG, 70% PG / 30% VG or MAX VG

Are you a beginner?

50/50 provides a lighter throat hit accompanied by stronger vapor production. 50/50 is ideal for beginners.

Do you use a sub-ohm vape tank?

MAX VG provides the lightest throat hit and heavy vapor production.This is the ideal blend for sub-ohm vaping.

Do you use a Cig-a-Like?

70/30 provides a stronger throat hit and stronger flavor. 70/30 is the perfect blend for the Express e-cigarette.

Selecting higher/lower PG or VG is a personal preference that depends on how strong or light you prefer your throat hit, vapor production and taste. Below is the experience you can expect from PG vs. VG:

Propylene Glycol (PG):

• Stronger flavor taste
• Thinner e-liquid to aid in better wicking
• Heavier throat hit

Vegetable Glycerin (VG):

• VG has a naturally sweeter taste
• Thicker e-liquid and larger vapor production
• Lighter throat hit
• Less allergenic

What's the Right Level?

We recommend that all newbies start off with 1.8%. This is the most comparable level to a traditional cigarette and will provide the best results for those just making the switch for the first time. We also offer other levels of nicotine, allowing you to truly customize your vaping experience.

• 3.6% - Bold (PG 70% / VG 30% Only)
• 2.4% - Full Flavor (PG 70% / VG 30% Only)
• 1.8% - Regular
• 1.2% - Light
• 0.6% - Ultra Light
• 0.3% - Drippin' Level
• 0.0% - No Nicotine

The nicotine level will directly affect your vaping experience and performance of your electronic cigarette. The term "throat hit" is commonly used to describe the intensity of your vape. As you experience with different nicotine levels, we suggest that you move slowly and do not make drastic jumps. Moving from 1.8% to 2.4% is recommend over jumping straight to 3.6%.

As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please give us a call to speak to one of our friendly reps or visit one of our retail locations where we you can speak directly to one of our Associates.

What's the Right Level?

• 1.8% - Regular
• 1.2% - Light
• 0.6% - Ultra Light
• 0.3% - Drippin' Level
• 0.0% - No Nicotine

Newbies & Non-Drippers

We recommend that all newbies and non-drippers start off with 1.8%. This is the most comparable level to a traditional cigarette and will provide the best results for those just making the switch for the first time. We also offer other levels of nicotine, allowing you to truly customize your vaping experience. The nicotine level will directly affect your vaping experience and performance of your electronic cigarette. The term "throat hit" is commonly used to describe the intensity of your vape. As you experience with different nicotine levels, we suggest that you move slowly and do not make drastic jumps.

Drippers

When using high wattage devices commonly used for dripping, you will always want to cut down the nicotine strength that you would use with lower wattage devices. This is because sub-ohm and low-ohm coils allow your body to absorb the nicotine faster and more efficiently. Most drippers will use 0MG, 03MG or 06MG and on occasion a 12MG sub-ohm dripping.

As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please give us a call to speak to one of our friendly reps or visit one of our retail locations where we you can speak directly to one of our Associates.

What is an Atomizer?

Atomizers are used to vaporize vape juice (e-liquid) in your tank. Atomizers are consumables as they degrade with use and need to be replaced. Higher resistance coils will last longer but produce less vapor. Lower resistance atomizers will last a shorter period of time but produce more clouds. Temperature control atomizers (NI/ TI) are to be used only with a temperature control device, in temperature control mode. Temperature control atomizers save battery and give vapers more control over their vaping experience. A new atomizer means getting the most out of your vaping experience. As atomizers degrade, your clouds and flavor will lessen.

What’s the difference in resistance levels?

2.5, 2.2, 1.8, 1.5, 0.5, 0.45, 0.25, 0.2 and 0.15 are measurements of the atomizers’ power capability. 2.5, 2.2, 1.8 and 1.5 are high resistance atomizers meant for long lasting and less voluminous vape. . Atomizers below 1.0 are low resistance atomizers that last for a shorter period of time and produce larger vape clouds. Temperature control coils are also read in resistance (Ni200 0.15, 0.25) and have recommended temperatures for the optimal experience.

Why do I need more now?

Like vape juice, atomizers do not last forever. There’s nothing more frustrating than having to deal with a burnt atomizer. Atomizer types vary, so have a couple of extra packs handy to keep your vaping experience fresh. Be sure to always have several replacement atomizers on hand.

What is Diacetyl?

All Our E-Liquids are Diacetyl-Free

Diacetyl (pronounced die-AS-i-til) is found naturally in low concentrations in foods such as butter and beer, and is a byproduct of fermentation. High exposure to diacetyl in production settings has been linked to rare respiratory illnesses such as coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath. Although the risks are much lower for vapers inhaling diacetyl-containing e-liquids, it is important to know the potential consequences of extended diacetyl inhalation. Studies have found that e-liquid containing diacetyl may cause harm to the respiratory system over time.

What is Acetyl Propionyl?

This E-Liquid is Acetyl Propionyl-Free

Acetyl Propionyl (pronounces Ah-see-tel Pro-pee-ih-nil) is typically used as a solvent for cellulose acetate, lacquers, paints, inks, and is also used as a starting agent for drugs, dyes, and pesticides. Most commonly, it is known as an artificial flavor, particularly within the vaping industry for e-liquids. It has a flavor and aroma profile that have been known to carry a particularly sweet, creamy, buttery, cheesy, and fruity flavor, with notes of caramel.

Currently there is some controversy surrounding the use of this substance in vapor products, though no concrete evidence has emerged to explicitly label it as harmful. There has been discussion of acetyl propionyl causing damage to the respiratory tract, and it has been known to harm the lungs in studies done on animals. For the time being, until further research emerges, we will carry e-liquid brands that contain acetyl propionyl, but we will identify them as such.
This particular eLiquid DOES NOT contain acetyl propionyl.