Hello I'm new to this community, my question is its seeming to get easier and now not bad,far as direct lung inhales but is it normal or has anyone else had issues with having to clear their throte a lot, or just me. I've been off ciggs for about 4-5 months I'm also using 100 % vg juice through my sub tank mini 1.2 new replacement coil on my mvp3 30 watt sincerely cte72
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How much water are you drinking? Vaping can dehydrate you which can thicken up your mucous. I haven't had any issues, but I try to drink at least half a gallon of water a day. My mouth starts to get dry after while vaping even if I use max VG.
How much water are you drinking? Vaping can dehydrate you which can thicken up your mucous. I haven't had any issues, but I try to drink at least half a gallon of water a day. My mouth starts to get dry after while vaping even if I use max VG.
Hi. I've been only vaping for 3 months and I too have days where I have to clear my throat a lot. It's like it's coated. Usually I get hoarse as well. I vape cinnamon a lot and think that's my issue. That and not drinking enough water. At least that's what I'm told. I also vape a lot. Maybe someone else will share some secret about this. Until then I continue to vape.
the high VG will tend to do that more than say a 50/50 mix and with the moderately high wattage you are sucking more down.
I find 70/30 to 60/40 pg/vg works best for me to. I don't sub ohm more of a mouth to lung hit vaper.
I recently moved from 60/40 pg/vg to 70/30 or 75/25. Higher vg seems to make my lungs heavy. When I started 3 years ago, I was using 80/20 in a carto on cig-alikes. As my devices got more powerful, and my liquids higher vg, I found that I was having some congestion and gunk. Lowering the vg helped correct that. As others have said...also hydrate.
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