Collection

High VG Vape Juice

High VG vape juice is built for sub ohm kits and tanks where you want thicker clouds and stronger flavour. Most of the collection runs at a 70 VG 30 PG ratio, with some going up to 80/20 for even thicker vapour. You'll find high VG shortfills in 100ml bottles, 10ml freebase options and a smaller number of high VG nic salts too.

Brands like Doozy, IVG, Zeus Juice and Big Bold all sit in this collection. Fruit, menthol, dessert, tobacco and drink flavours are all covered across the range.

All high VG e-liquid in this collection are dispatched the same day, 7 days a week. Orders over £30 get free next-day delivery across the UK.

What Is 70/30 Vape Juice

The 70/30 on a vape juice label tells you the VG to PG ratio inside the bottle. VG is vegetable glycerin and makes up the thicker part of the liquid. It's what creates the vapour and gives a smoother inhale. PG is propylene glycol and carries the flavour, plus it adds throat hit.

A 70 VG 30 PG e-liquid leans heavily towards the VG side. You'll get noticeably more cloud and a softer draw compared to a 50/50 vape juice where the throat hit is sharper and the vapour thinner. Some high VG e-liquids go up to 80 VG 20 PG for even more vapour. The 70/30 ratio is still the most common you'll see in UK shortfills.

Ratio	VG	PG	Best For
70/30	70%	30%	Sub ohm tanks and kits, clouds and flavour
80/20	80%	20%	Sub ohm and rebuildables, maximum vapour
50/50	50%	50%	Pod kits and MTL vaping, stronger throat hit

Our guide to how PG/VG ratio and coil type affect flavour goes into more detail on how each ratio changes the vape.

Best Kits and Coils for High VG E-Liquid

High VG vape juice runs best through sub ohm coils at 0.2Ω to 0.5Ω. These coils have bigger wicking ports that let thicker 70/30 liquid soak through without dry hits. Put high VG juice into a pod kit with a 1.0Ω or 1.2Ω coil and the liquid won't wick fast enough. You'll burn through coils quickly and get a dry, harsh taste.

For kits, stick to sub ohm kits or tanks that take coils below 0.5Ω. Rebuildable tanks like RTAs and RDAs handle high VG well because you control the cotton and airflow yourself.

Kit Type	Coil Range	Works with 70/30
Sub ohm kits and tanks	0.15Ω to 0.5Ω	Yes, built for it
Rebuildable tanks (RTA/RDA)	Custom builds	Yes, full control over wicking
Pod kits (MTL)	0.8Ω to 1.2Ω	Not recommended, too thick for most pods

If you're using a pod kit, 50/50 vape juice or nic salts are a better fit. Those thinner liquids wick properly in smaller coils without gunking them up.

Frequently Asked Questions

The numbers refer to the VG/PG ratio inside the bottle. A 70/30 vape juice is 70% vegetable glycerin and 30% propylene glycol. More VG means thicker liquid, bigger clouds and a smoother draw. The PG side carries flavour and adds a bit of throat hit.

Most pod kits aren't built to handle high VG e-liquid properly. The coils in a typical pod run at 0.8Ω or higher, and 70/30 e-liquid is too thick to wick properly at that resistance. You'll end up with dry hits and burnt coils fairly quickly. Stick to 50/50 or nic salts for pod kits and save the high VG juice for sub ohm setups.

Sub ohm coils between 0.15Ω and 0.5Ω are the sweet spot for 70/30 vape juice. They have wider wick holes that handle the thicker liquid without drying out. Mesh coils in that range tend to give the best flavour because they heat the juice more evenly. Once you go above 0.5Ω you'll start running into wicking problems with high VG.

Yes, 80/20 is still classed as high VG vape juice. Any e-liquid where the VG percentage is 60% or above counts as high VG, so both 70/30 and 80/20 fall into that category. The difference is 80/20 runs a bit thicker and creates slightly more vapour, but it also reduces throat hit compared to 70/30.