What cause the headache and feeling of sleepiness

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Amraann

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Thanks you give me an idea that i should test them one by one. Now my question is complete...i will try them all

Do not vape that flavoring. As many have posted above it is not meant to be vaped.
If upon switching to a flavor that is meant to be vaped, you still have the problem.. then it could be that your not staying hydrated enough. PG is drying.. Dehydration can cause headaches and a tired feeling.
 
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Yeah, that's what I meant. It sounds like he put this in his juice.
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I'll just flat out save you some time. Get Bavarian Cream from TFA, Toasted Marshmallow TFA, and DX Sweet Cream TFA. Use all those together or just 1 of those at 1.5% each with max 20 PG / 80 VG and add in some other fruit flavor like blueberry or peach. If you like coffee add some...the sweet smell you are referring to is the dessert...sweet, creamy smell. EM as mention above is more of a flavor enhancer. If you like nutty / corn chips then Acetyl Pyrazine (also available at TFA in a 5% diluted solution) will give you an instant result...used in small amounts with creams it can give you some thick bakery flavors.
 

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VG on its own does have a slight inherent sweetness, but the flavor (in my opinion) is akin to Vaseline or like.. Idk. Glycerin? It kinda tastes weird on its own.

I don't quite understand the "sweetness" you're referring to in the smell. All flavorings will transfer over to the juice they're mixed with. If you are into bakery flavors there are a bunch of options on TFA or WizardLabs. Everything from "cinnamon bun" to "creme brulee" (andthensome).
Whats the difference between stevia and sucralose? what make this two so distinct from one another? which one is better for e-liquid
 

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Whats the difference between stevia and sucralose? what make this two so distinct from one another? which one is better for e-liquid

Like Ethyl Maltol, Stevia is a "flavor enhancer" and shouldn't be used (and won't work fantastic) to flavor an entire batch of e-liquid on its own. It can bring out some fruity flavors and sort of tie together other mixed flavors.

Sucralose is a bit sketchy in my book though.

In fact, virtually all "flavor enhancers" have come under fire at some point or another. I'd try and use them sparingly.
 

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Like Ethyl Maltol, Stevia is a "flavor enhancer" and shouldn't be used (and won't work fantastic) to flavor an entire batch of e-liquid on its own. It can bring out some fruity flavors and sort of tie together other mixed flavors.

Sucralose is a bit sketchy in my book though.

In fact, virtually all "flavor enhancers" have come under fire at some point or another. I'd try and use them sparingly.

There is something special in e-liquid that brings out the aroma in the vapor/smoke...what do you think is that?? Because i have tested flavor alone will not come along with the smoke...but those expensive e-juice is something special where the flavor really outstand in the vapor not only in the liquid itself and smell so nice...
 

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There is something special in e-liquid that brings out the aroma in the vapor/smoke...what do you think is that?? Because i have tested flavor alone will not come along with the smoke...but those expensive e-juice is something special where the flavor really outstand in the vapor not only in the liquid itself and smell so nice...

If you told us which flavors you're referring to in specific (if they're well-known) maybe we can tell you what gives it that specific flavor.

Many of the popular/famous juices that everyone vapes have been recreated by DIY'ers. If you give us a juice, we can likely tell you the flavorings that go into making that juice. That might help you narrow down the flavor you're looking for.
 

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Let's say vipervape black cherry..or CARAMEL MOCCA LATTE ELIQUID - 30ML (http://epuffer.com/store/e-liquid/)...maybe you can skip explaining vg, pg, or the flavor but there is something special that bring the flavor along with the vapor

I'm not sure what's "special" that's bringing the flavor out particularly in these juices, considering I've never tried them.

That said: There's a flavoring (sold by multiple vendors) called "Cafe Mocha". It's probably this exact "Caramel Mocca Latte" flavor.
 

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Doesn't sound look a good idea to continue using that juice. I used to get headaches as well when I vaped hangsen and dekang juices. idk what the actual cause is but I've been fine ever since I switched exclusively to juices from more "reliable" brands.

Hangsen i have some of them ...sucks. i would rather drink syrup juice with ice taste nicer..but its dead cheap...the nicotine content is somewhat too high for me..dekang no idea never tried before

I'm not sure what's "special" that's bringing the flavor out particularly in these juices, considering I've never tried them.

That said: There's a flavoring (sold by multiple vendors) called "Cafe Mocha". It's probably this exact "Caramel Mocca Latte" flavor.

There must be something i couldn't figure out how they brewed it
 
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