Which Type of E-Juice?

All Australian smokers who are new to vapour will note that the strength of e-cigarettes may differ to conventional cigarettes, and they will also notice that the amount of nicotine strength in an e-cig doesn't matter as much if the freshness, flavour and variety of liquid is enough to satisfy the smoker. New users may try to test different brands, strengths and flavours before deciding on a personal favourite and sticking with that particular fluid. E-liquids or e-juice are made up of flavour concentrate, nicotine and diluents. These three ingredients found in the juice are mixed to the correct rations, and experienced Australian users can make their own unique strengths and flavours, and sometimes save money when mixing their own fluids.

The E-liquid Mate is used in conjunction with a cartomizer (the cartridges) and tank system in order to create the great vapour that will be used in the e-cigarette. The nicotine is the stimulant. It can be found in regular cigarettes and is the most addictive substance. Nicotine can be found in a variety of strengths, including 72mg per ml or 54mg per ml. They are also often available in vegetable glycerin or propylene glycol and come in a number of different volumes.