3 weeks cigarette free.. have questions

[atom48]

Hydration really does help a lot of things. Glad you're feeling better. Happy vaping.

 

[Vicious]

Thanks to everyone . after upping my water intake and and such i am feelin good and vaping away!

Nice to hear that. Drinking lots and lots of water really helps not just for us vaping people.

 

[Bardolf Blaze]

I have seen posts about people having problems with PG after a few weeks.. i have to wait till next wednesday to buy s bottle of VG only... I'm hoping it helps.

I don't wanna go back to smoking

PG sensitivity is not all that common. I've been vaping about 5 months now and still use 70-80% PG for several of my liquids. I wouldn't worry about it unless you see signs of it.
Happy vaping

 

[hairball]

First off...drink tons of water to help flush out the toxins and keep you hydrated.

It could be an allergic reaction to the PG but you won't know until you try all VG. It could also be a mild withdraw from smoking. We all go through goofy symptoms while others may not. None of the symptoms are set in stone....me, my back would tense up really bad..lasted about 3 days then went away. When I quit, I used all PG juices and developed an itchy rash. Switching to all VG helped and after awhile, I slowly started to use a little PG here and there without issues. I guess I had to build my body up to it. Now I can use anything without problems. I hope your symptoms subside but hang in there.

 

[Marb]

I had some "goofy symptoms" after switching to vaping as well. I felt uncoordinated and sort of clumsy a couple weeks in. Oh, and caffeine (I always drank lots of coffee) seemed to affect me a LOT more. Cutting back on the coffee and drinking plenty of water, the clumsiness just seemed to go away after about a week or so.

And from what I've heard, aren't most reactions to PG are fairly quick to surface? For me, vaping high-VG liquids gives me a "greasy" feeling...