Juice in back of throat
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Are your tanks spitting e-Liquid? Possibly you need to turn the power up or it is time for new coils?
no theyre new coils and for cleito top wattage is 65 and for the baby beast i go around 70 w...hmmm its weird I know.
When I first fill the tank a very small amount of liquid will spit but other than that not really
It may seem like juice but if you are vaping high VG e-liquid it could just be your throat is coated in it. I know I can't vape anything over 40% VG or I feel like my mouth and throat are coated in it and it affects my breathing.
thanks ...for now im taking shorter drags so thats helping....one coil was oversaturated but still tasted good so i wasnt changing it but then get this juice in throat.....thanks everyone...
thanks ...for now im taking shorter drags so thats helping....one coil was oversaturated but still tasted good so i wasnt changing it but then get this juice in throat.....thanks everyone...
Post nasal drip?
It's just the anatomy that creates a practical limitation that would not allow juice to accumulate in the back of your throat. If you get juice spitting from a flooded tank, it will land on your tongue, and not the back of your throat. Even if the vapor condenses back to liquid as it's cooled (or more properly converted to your own body temp the longer it's in you) your throat is a mucous membrane that is normally "wet". The amount of juice that could possibly "condense" in the back of your throat is a small percentage of the total "liquid" environment of your upper airway.
When I mentioned post nasal drip it was not in jest. It is entirely possible the vapor is probably causing mild irritation of the membranes resulting in more mucous production to coat and "protect" the tissues. You might very well believe that sensation is the actual liquid, but it is very likely it's simply increased production of normal fluids to protect "lining" of your throat.
When I mentioned post nasal drip it was not in jest. It is entirely possible the vapor is probably causing mild irritation of the membranes resulting in more mucous production to coat and "protect" the tissues. You might very well believe that sensation is the actual liquid, but it is very likely it's simply increased production of normal fluids to protect "lining" of your throat.
Interesting and makes sense. Sometimes after vaping a bunch I get this little tickle in the back of my throat that don't go away until I put the vape down for a bit.
Does anyone else get the hard clumps of nasty stuff come up outta your throat. I get this taste an I know a clump is coming. And I am sorry I know it is nasty.
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