So basically I started vaping yesterday with menthol e juice and yes I felt it in my throat but it felt good and didn't actually hurt....... today I tried out a gold label tobacco juice similar to marlboro lights (never smoked analogs) but reviews stated the similarity.... and got this massive throat burn that tasted like burning wood and it hurt..... is this normal?
Was just vaping and am concerned about a throat burn that hurt.........
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I need a little bit more information in order to help you; what type of setup do you have for vaping? How much nicotine is in your juice? Do you know the VG and PG content? Did you literally just start vaping yesterday? Drinking plenty of water/ fluids? How much are you vaping? Also is this experience only with the new flavor?
Sure thing, I'll list everything below.
VG 65% / PG 35% HIGHER VG
0 nicotine
Joye eGo AIO Starter Kit
Yes, started vaping yesterday.
Drank an iced starbucks coffee right before vaping.
What do you mean by e liquid literally on my coil? I filled e juice to the fill line inside of the aio.
I would advise you to check your coil and make sure it's not burnt. Take it out and inspect it, make sure there isn't anything that looks burned or a different color than your liquid. If your coil looks clean try vaping the other flavor to see if it's the new flavor causing issues.
Just remembered that I didn't put the gold label tobacco e juice in the coil, I just filled the fill line up..... with the menthol I put some juice in the coil and it didn't hurt.
A dry hit is when your coil (cotton) does not absorb your ejuice as fast as your vaping. When the cotton does not absorb the juice and you fire the device your basically vaping burned cotton and a hot coil. 65vg isn't too high but for the device your using it could be if your chain vaping. VG is more viscous than pg and will take longer to wick ( longer for the cotton to absorb)
I used my vape once yesterday and once today (only vape all the juice in the fill line)..... so I'm not a chain vaper. However, I am concerned.
Did you use the same coil for both flavors? I would check the coil let us know.
Yes I used the same coil. I just read something and it states that once the AIO coil is burnt its no good and the taste will linger forever... luckily I have another brand new coil should I replace it?
If you used the same coil I don't see your issue being from not priming the coil with the new flavor. Try a new coil and prime it until it looks saturated with juice (don't over saturate) Attach the coil and fill with juice to the line and let it just sit for 10 minutes. After the 10 minutes you can start vaping but take it easy so the coil can break-in. Short draws, with enough time in between to let the cotton soak up more juice.
So throw the bad coil away and still use the gold label tobacco e juice on the new one? I believe the juice is good since it is from Vape Wild, a known company.
I'm not familiar with the brand, I make my own juice. I would definitely check the coil first. If any part of it looks burned then yes change it and try the flavor you feel comfortable with.
Okay. Is it okay to hold the fire button a few seconds before inhaling?
I personally never have and wouldn't..it could heat up too much and burn due to lack of airflow, which is responsible for cooling the coil down.
Alright, also how should a gold label light tobacco juice taste?
Every tongue is different my friend, taste could vary from one person to the next. Honestly I have no idea.
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