Not sure if it is dehydration if you can vape non-fruity flavors.... But to comment, 2 liters of water is the the recommended minimum an adult should intake daily. So if you are doing activities that can dehydrate, consider drinking more water.
Burning Lips & Area Around Mouth
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Not sure if it is dehydration if you can vape non-fruity flavors.... But to comment, 2 liters of water is the the recommended minimum an adult should intake daily. So if you are doing activities that can dehydrate, consider drinking more water.
Thanks, I'll start sending some e-mails to see if I can figure out the sweeteners being used.
I'm pretty much a desk jockey from 8-5 and then again from about 7-11 during the week :-/ Not a lot of physical exertion, unfortunately.
Thanks for the suggestion but I started off using a plastic drip tip and had the same problem. I can vape a menthol all day out of the kanger and it not cause any problems, it's only when using a flavored liquid.
Tried that as well. I may just be relegated to vaping only menthol...
Thanks for all the suggestions, everyone.
You can pick up a basic DIY kit for about $25 which has everything you need in it. Maybe try making some juices with or without sweetener. Try different brands of flavor. It might well be one simple thing that is setting it off.
one such kit
DIY Artisan Kits - One Stop DIY Shop Store
The only time I experience a burning sensation is when a little nic juice happens to condensate inside the tip and gets on my lips when I draw. There's lots of condensation with nic content in the tip. if it's not a nickel allergy from stainless steel, then you might try blowing or wiping out the tip periodically to see if that helps.
You also might try vaping with a standard black vinyl wrapped metal cartomizer (not SS) to see if there's a difference. The filler material might help control the liquid that could get to the tip and onto your lips.
You also might try vaping with a standard black vinyl wrapped metal cartomizer (not SS) to see if there's a difference. The filler material might help control the liquid that could get to the tip and onto your lips.
I have just posted about a similar issue with an "all natural/organic" 100% VG strawberry juice. Instead of a burning sensation, though, I experienced total numbing of lips, tongue and upper palate.
I've tried lots of bakery and fruit flavors- even a watermelon juice from the same AN/O line as the strawberry. I love the watermelon and have gone through 50 ml so far.
None of the suggestions given apply to me and I've never had a food allergy in my life. The strawberry flavoring has to be reason for the extreme numbing effect.
My strawberry is 12 mg and does not have symptoms of high mic (peppery taste/TH). Also, I've vaped 36mg (just a couple times) with no numbing.
Strange.
I've tried lots of bakery and fruit flavors- even a watermelon juice from the same AN/O line as the strawberry. I love the watermelon and have gone through 50 ml so far.
None of the suggestions given apply to me and I've never had a food allergy in my life. The strawberry flavoring has to be reason for the extreme numbing effect.
My strawberry is 12 mg and does not have symptoms of high mic (peppery taste/TH). Also, I've vaped 36mg (just a couple times) with no numbing.
Strange.
Try having an ulcer on the tip of your tongue it is not fun. For me i think its condensation / juice that is irritating me so am being more careful and cleaning out my tip more often hopefully it will help. Im picking up an order of diy including stevia for sweetener since i always tried to avoid other sweeteners in food aswell. Didnt think when i ordered it that sweeteners were the problem maybe this will help for me.
Been there; done that. Even before vaping, mouth ulcers were of concern to me. I found that when I switched toothpaste to one without sodium(L. something), a foaming agent, my ulcers disappeared. Good luck and please let us know about the stevia results.
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