If you're a new vaper, you may have noticed other people using bigger electronic cigarettes that produce more vapor than your vape pen. If you're wondering how and why, it's time to learn about the world of Sub-Ohm Vaping!

Two Styles of Vaping

There are two styles of vaping: mouth-to-lung (MTL) and sub-ohm/direct-to-lung (DTL). MTL vaping is similar to smoking a cigarette, where you inhale it into your mouth first and then into your lungs. Starter vape kits for MTL vaping are smaller and use e-liquids that are higher in PG (Propylene Glycol) and nicotine.

What does Sub-Ohm mean? 

Sub-Ohm vaping, on the other hand, involves inhaling directly into your lungs for bigger clouds and fuller e-liquid flavor. Sub-Ohm vape kits are larger and designed for more advanced vapers. The e-liquid used with them is generally higher in VG (Vegetable Glycerine) and lower in nicotine.

Why Sub-Ohm Vape?

The two main benefits of sub-ohm vaping are:

1. More vapor - greater cloud-making capacity
2. More flavor - intensified e-liquid flavors

Sub-Ohm vaping allows you to produce larger clouds while experiencing a fuller e-liquid flavor. To achieve this, you should use higher VG e-liquids for smoother inhales and more vapor production.

How to Sub-Ohm Vape

When choosing a sub-ohm vape device, look for an ohms reading of less than 1 ohm and a power output of over 30 watts. If you're new to vaping, it may be best to start with an MTL device until you're confident enough to try sub-ohm vaping.

Is Sub-Ohm Vaping Right for You?

The choice to try sub-ohm vaping is ultimately up to you and depends on your personal preference. Some people may not like the amount of vapor produced by sub-ohm devices, but others enjoy the bigger clouds and fuller flavor.

Starter Vape Kits - MTL

• Most resembles smoking a cigarette
• Not overly complicated
• Longer lasting coils
• Costs less
• Smaller

Sub-Ohm Vape kits - DTL

• More intense flavor
• Larger and denser vapor production
• Ability to control the intensity of the inhale by increasing/decreasing power output
• A larger choice of flavors

Nicotine Strength for Sub-Ohm Vaping

With sub-ohm vaping, you'll need to use a lower nicotine strength due to the larger volume of vapor produced. The most common nicotine strength for sub-ohm vapers is 3mg (0.3%), but if you're new to vaping, you may want to try 6mg or use a short-fill e-liquid where you can add your own nicotine to get the desired strength.

In conclusion, sub-ohm vaping offers a different vaping experience with bigger clouds and fuller flavor. Whether you choose to try sub-ohm vaping or stick with MTL vaping, the choice is ultimately yours and depends on your personal preference. Happy Vaping!