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Kellyrob1uk

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i started vaping 2 weeks ago with the aspire mini and at first I thought it was great. Into the second week I started getting a really dry,sore mouth and sore throat. I researched on the Internet and found its common when vaping and that I should drink plenty of water. I have always drank loads of water and have been drinking even more since vaping. I tried different pg/vg ratios and still nothing worked. I was getting really annoyed to the point where I thought About quitting vaping. I decided to try another tank and I bought the subtank mini first one I bought was broken so sent it back and received my replacement today. I started vaping on it with the same juice I had in the aspire mini and noticed my dry mouth was disappearing, I have been on it all day and I have no dry mouth. Anyone no why the aspire mini is giving me a dry mouth and the subtank mini isn't and if anyone else has had this problem. Thanks
 

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gotcha -whatever it is, glad it seems to be working okay for you!
Thanks thought I would try the 1.2 coil first as I have got the isub g tank with the 0.5. Do you think it could be the 1.8 coils that I use in the aspire mini? Really enjoying the 1.2 coil in the subtank it gives off some very nice flavour. I have ordered my equipment to start building on it as well :) I am pleased my dry mouth as gone and I hope it doesn't come back as I really don't want to quit vaping because I love it and I am off the stinkys!
 

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Could be the difference in the wicking. The Nautilus may not be wicking properly, fast enough, or the material is still that ceramic cottony stuff compare to the subtank uses organic cotton
Thanks for the reply yeah it could be that. At first I thought it was because the coil needed changing but it wasn't I have used 5 coils in it and no change.
 

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Your body is going to rebell in all sorts of ways as it adjusts to not getting cigarette smoke and is adjusting to vaping. My first three weeks vaping made me very slightly queasy. I expected that would eventually stop and it did. There were various discomforts and adjustments I had to endure to get comfortable with vaping that went on for months. It was worth it. Today for the first time in 7 months I smoked a cigarette to demonstrate to a friend who still smokes that I am now literally immunized. Smoking that cigarette wasn't awful but it did nothing but give me a mild headache. I have NO craving for another. My fellow Americans...that is a nice place to be.
 

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Could be the difference in the wicking. The Nautilus may not be wicking properly, fast enough, or the material is still that ceramic cottony stuff compare to the subtank uses organic cotton
You got to this before me. It very well could be the difference in wicking material. As well as his body going through changes with withdrawals. I remember quitting one time and got strep throat. That was a miserable week.
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