What are the main E-Liquid ingredients?

Have you ever wondered what's actually in our range of Classic and Artisan E-Liquids? If you wanted to know the components of some of your favourite E-Liquid flavours, then here we will explain the ingredients for you in detail, including where else they are in use and why we use them:

E-Liquid is a liquid heated up in an E-Cigarette or Vaping device that converts into an aerosol, allowing the user to inhale it.

Vaper Empire E-liquid's are made from just a few main ingredients. These being Propylene Glycol, Vegetable Glycerin, Flavouring and nicotine. Of course, some e-liquids don't contain any nicotine at all.

The flavourings we use are all food-safe and created by our team of professional mixologists.

Propylene Glycol is a common ingredient found in food and cosmetics, as well as asthma inhalers. It is also commonly used as a preservative. It is thin and has no flavour at all and is a very common ingredient in E-Liquid due to this, as this means that the flavour doesn't change by adding it to the mix. The thin nature of this ingredient means that it doesn't produce as much of a cloud.

On the contrary, Vegetable Glycerin has a slightly sweet taste to it, so it doesn't work with every flavour, but it does produce more of a cloud when vaped. Vegetable Glycerin is commonly found in medication and food.

In order to create the perfect flavour mix, our mixologists add the perfectly developed flavours to the base of the liquid, the Propylene Glycol and Vegetable Glycerin mixture. Finally, if nicotine is required, that is added to the E-Liquid.

Nicotine is a common ingredient, as people tend to use this as a tool to move from cigarettes to vaping, but our liquids are available with no nicotine added.

You can check the ingredients of any of our E-Liquid flavours under the "Product Specifications" on each individual product page.  For example, you will see something like this under the tab:  E-Liquid Contents: - Propylene Glycol/Vegetable Glycerin 50 / 50 - Flavouring – Nicotine.