Spicy/burning sensation from higher nicotine juices?

[artv61]

You can also dilute it a bit with distilled water at about 2-5% .you get a moister vape too and especially good for juices that tend to dry you out

 

[theddead]

smok M80 Plus, it has adjustable voltage. Yes, I fully charged the battery.

Are you an aspie?
We (me too) tend to be more sensitive to flavors and meds and such.
I would try a different store and lower nic.
For me pure vg helped a lot.
There are tons of ways to tweak what you vape so that its perfect.

 

[Eazyaspievaper]

Just want to say that steeping/breathing has 100% worked. The stinging peppery flavor is still there, but noticeable reduced and now it's atleast vapeable.

 

[anavidfan]

Since there seem to be a few people here that know their nic, heres something that Id like to know if its me or ....

A few months ago I decided to try nic in a PG base. I finally finished off my previous nic base ( had always used VG nic) I mixed up my usual simple single flavors and man if it did not taste awful.. Dont know how to describe it, but it was harsh and no matter how I mixed it I did not like it. It was if it had gone bad.

I posted about there being a difference in taste from PG based Nic and Vg based nic and everyone told me no.

I have since gone back to VG nic and all is well. I always do a 90 to 100 VG liquid depending on time of year. Hot weather I do full VG.

Yes, I used the same vendor all the time... Since then Ive gone to Nude Nic, its good, clean.... I think I will try VaperTek next time, and yes in a VG base.

 

[Jimi D.]

At those levels there really is no way to mute the nic sensation other than using more flavoring. The purer the nic the more tingle it will have. Some have more suspended plant matter than others. That will be smoother, but tastes like tobacco. Tootle puffing at 9mg and below will have less bite.

 

[David Wolf]

I vape high Nic 24 mg NETs in a little CE5+ and 18 mg in a GS air or nautilus mini at 50/50 to 70pg/30vg I've tasted peppery juices and good non peppery at those levels. I've read some people vaping unflavored Nic pg/vg say some brands of Nic bases were peppery and others not, I plan to find out for myself soon.

 

[David Wolf]

Since there seem to be a few people here that know their nic, heres something that Id like to know if its me or ....

A few months ago I decided to try nic in a PG base. I finally finished off my previous nic base ( had always used VG nic) I mixed up my usual simple single flavors and man if it did not taste awful.. Dont know how to describe it, but it was harsh and no matter how I mixed it I did not like it. It was if it had gone bad.

I posted about there being a difference in taste from PG based Nic and Vg based nic and everyone told me no.

I have since gone back to VG nic and all is well. I always do a 90 to 100 VG liquid depending on time of year. Hot weather I do full VG.

Yes, I used the same vendor all the time... Since then Ive gone to Nude Nic, its good, clean.... I think I will try VaperTek next time, and yes in a VG base.

Since pg gives a throat hit I'm not surprised that by itself it's harsh, and I've read vg has a little sweet taste. I'm considering nude Nic as a source I will order a pg Nic base and a vg Nic base and mix to the ratios I like and try them

 

[David Wolf]

Just want to say that steeping/breathing has 100% worked. The stinging peppery flavor is still there, but noticeable reduced and now it's atleast vapeable.

I've also started shaking it on ocassion and before using

 

[johnkong]

I don't know if this is an option to you @Eazyaspievaper, but since i'm just coming back to vaping, again, i use 2 different tanks, one with high nic 50/50 and one with low nic 100% vg. If I need a fast fix, I use my 32mg 50/50 mix. It does tend to dry my mouth out and have a peppery feel to it, hence I go to my 100 vg after my nic fit

I should note that 100% vg are rough on my coils