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I ordered my Elite starter kit yesterday, and I want to get some Grape flavored liquid to refill the carts with after they are empty.

I am a TOTAL vaping noob, so before you lash out I also need to ask the noob question.....I can refill the carts that come with my starter kit, correct? If so, what kind of e-liquid do i buy to refill it with?

Thanks!

Oh, no lashing here. We were all noobs at one time or another. Revolver sells a nice selection of e juice for refilling your Elite, or any other pv. Just check out the site. I do know that my Vgo, Gemini, and Ion seem to perform better with the Revolver e juice. So glad your decided to make the jump to e cigs. They are awesome.

Oh I plan to stick to revolver products. But it doesn't matter if I use the PG or VG liquid?

I use mostly Revolver liquids. But I do have a few other favorite juices, and they are a 70/30 mix. That is 70 pg 30 vg. They seem to work fine. But I think you take a chance using vg juices, they seem to gum up the atomizers. Just what I have read online. Basically use at your own risk.

To reiterate, VG is thicker than PG. I wonder though whether by the time the atomizer is near it's endlife from using VG vs PG will it matter since you will be purchasing another atomizer anyway.

PG. Use PG unless you're allergic to it.

VG is simply too thick for a super-mini. Never in a million years would I put VG in a super-mini.

I have put 50/50 & 60/40 mixes through my elite and vgo. With both models, you will lose a but of throat hit which is important to someone just starting out to vaping. And I will attest that VG liquids will reduce the life of your atty. On average, I was losing atomizers a month sooner and most of the times, without warning. If you want to use VG liquids for a better vapor production, I suggest you keep spare attys on hand.

Keep in mind that as a analog smoker transitioning to ecigs Throat hit is something they will look for...

Don't forget the strength of juice plays a role.

I only use PG liquid to refill my elite carts ... Like many said , VG does tend to "gum up" the attys much faster ...