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PG Allergy Guide: Symptoms, Swaps, and Safe Ratios

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Propylene Glycol (PG) allergies affect ~5% of vapers, often misdiagnosed as “vaper’s tongue.” Key signs:

  • Symptoms: Throat swelling, hives, or gastrointestinal distress within 1 hour of vaping.
  • Test It: Switch to max-VG liquids (e.g., 80% VG/20% water) for 48 hours.

PG-Free Alternatives:

  1. Vegetable Glycerin (VG): Softer throat hit; best for sub-ohm devices.
  2. MCT Oil: Rarely allergenic but avoid with coconut allergies.
  3. TECS/TEA Salts: New synthetic bases (pH-balanced for smoothness).

Note: Always consult allergists before switching—PG-free liquids may require higher wattages.

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