These food-grade flavouring essences are engineered for PG/VG applications with pharmaceutical-grade safety standards. Formulated without diacetyl, acetoin, or acetyl propionyl, they deliver reliable performance across a 1–25% dilution range, with 10% as the optimal concentration. The propylene glycol base ensures water solubility while eliminating the respiratory and coil-degradation issues associated with natural oils and essential oil carriers. Available in 100ml and 500ml formats with a 24-month shelf life, these American-imported concentrates represent a precision approach to flavouring formulation for discerning users.
How to mix your own instructions
General Knowledge on PG/VG and Concentrated Flavours
Vape Juise/E-Liquid/Vapourwave consists of two main components - Propylene Glycol (PG) which thins out the consistency of the vapour (generates the exhale smoke thickness) and Vegetable Glycerin (VG) which thickens the consistency of the vapour.
What is PG/VG?
Propylene Glycol is a synthetic organic compound that is used in food processing and pharmaceuticals. It is a clear, odourless, thin, and slightly sweet tasting liquid. Vegetable Glycerine is a colourless, odourless liquid that is non-toxic. It also has a slightly sweet taste, and is used in the food industry as an artificial sweetener as well as in pharmaceuticals.
Propylene Glycol and Vegetable Glycerin are the carriers of the flavour concentrates. VG is essentially used as a thickener, whereas PG does the opposite - it is used as a thinner.
What is the VG/PG Ratio, and How Does It Affect My Vape Juice
The VG/PG ratio describes the difference in quantity between the Propylene Glycol and the Vegetable Glycerine of the vape juice, defining its consistency and therefore harshness on the throat.
A higher PG ratio such as 70PG/30VG is quite a ‘thin’ liquid, and will typically give you a slightly harsher throat hit. A high VG ratio such as 65VG/35PG is often softer on the throat and will produce larger, more dense vapour production.
What if I want to mix e-liquid flavours?
One of the most exciting parts of vaping is which flavours you choose. Let your taste buds explore a wide range of flavours. Here, at AusLabs we have a solid range of some of the most popular concentrated flavourings available
Are vapes in Australia legal?
The short answer is yes. The consensus between the states is that Vapes Australia are:
- classified as smoke products (i.e. they cannot be used in smoke free areas, etc.)
- governed by the same laws as tobacco products (i.e. they cannot be sold to people under the age of 18, etc.)
- illegal to sell if they contain liquid nicotine
The best thing you can do is check the individual laws of your state. While it is highly unlikely that a Vape Shop Australia will deviate from the above consensus, it is always a good idea to be aware of where you stand legally
