after 2 months I still cant taste a certain juice

[Petten]

When I first started vaping I got this wicked spearmint flavour and I vaped it constantly for 2 weeks straight. So I lost the ability to taste that particular juice..so obviously I think ok I got vapors tongue. But its been 2 months now so I bought another bottle of spearmint and I still cant taste the spearmint....have I destroyed my spearmint taste buds or something?? 2 months seems extreme for vapors tongue...any suggestions?????

 

[Domkayfunimous]

Same here, the first two weeks of "Peanut Butter Damnit" was pure bliss! Now a month later I still can't taste it...

Huge bummer!

 

[wyteclouds]

Wow! That's crazy! Wish I could help some way. I know there are certain flavors that aren't very pronounced for me. Peach is the worst. I love peaches and peach flavor, but just can't taste it in an ecig. I've tried about 4 different types! SUX!!!

 

[PinkPanter]

Sometimes its good to vape some e-liquid with not any touch of (in your case) mint into it.
Some realistic brands can be flat with the flavor, but the truth is, we just not see with our own eyes the peach or apple for example, so some brands add over top these flavors into, but is it realistic?

 

[nicetucu]

I had vapors tongue after vaping for a couple of months. I had two weeks where it drove me a bit crazy.

For some reason eating a dill pickle or drinking a beer seemed to restart the tasting process for me. Hang in there, it happens to most of us.

 

[realsis]

I had vapors tongue for 2 months as well. I did a trick that candy tasters and other tasters do to reset my taste buds and it worked for me. DI'd take work for my husband so I guess it's hit and miss but what you do is inhale the aroma of freshly ground coffee, the grinds. Do this consist ly through out the day. And see if it helps reset your taste. It worked for me.

 

[Nytebreed]

Chile peppers work too.

 

[Megatrond]

I like to vary flavors a lot. If I start to notice that a flavor does not seem as strong or as good I will put it down for a while and do something else.

 

[GinnyTx]

I did a long post over in General on Taste bud fatigue, I used to get it working in kitchens when I was in college, go with flavorless a friend did that and it worked(keep the water going, switch out flavors frequently) the taste buds in your mouth regenerate pretty regularly (about three or four days to "renew") that should do it, if not see a do

 

[JayFL]

I think it's better than when a flavor you love starts to taste horrible after vaping it for too long. ::sadface::

 

[p7willm]

Taste differs from person to person. There are some flavors that, based on genetics, only some people can taste. I am not sure why your taste would change like that.

If it truly bothers you I would see a doctor who specializes in taste.

 

[theidiotbox]

I have had this happen with less pronounced flavors. Namely, 100% VG blends. I find that if I vape a juice with an very different taste for a while, I'll eventually be able to taste the other juice again.