Bad dry mouth that won't go away?

[reg190]

I'm sorry if my answer came across as condescending. That was not my intention. What I meant is you are worth the cost of relieving the symptoms that you're having as a result of vaping. We are all in the same boat and just trying to help you in whatever way that we can. Please believe me when I say that I really hope you get a resolution to your problem. Again, please accept my apology.

Apology accepted. I'm sorry too, I'm being cranky. It's just frustrating that I thought I had my finances mapped out for how I'm going to manage a smoke-free lifestyle and expenses keep popping up out of nowhere. It gets disheartening when I see that I have little money to begin with and i have to kick out more and more for "accessories". Going to have to use my tax return on some of these things I guess.

 

[badinfluence357]

You have to stay hydrated when vaping, drink lots of water and chew gum. that's how I deal with the dry mouth syndrome...cartos are like the worst contributors to dry mouth...its one of the reasons I left cartos a few weeks after I started vaping.. the filler and the cobination of having to pull a lil harder to get vapor from them, created a bad combination of cotton mouth, bad breath, chap lips and a sore throat ...so I switch to gens ever since which helped a lot but I still have to drink a lot of water and try to avoid dry hits when possible...lol hope this helps.

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[reg190]

You have to stay hydrated when vaping, drink lots of water and chew gum. that's how I deal with the dry mouth syndrome...cartos are like the worst contributors to dry mouth...its one of the reasons I left cartos a few weeks after I started vaping.. the filler and the cobination of having to pull a lil harder to get vapor from them, created a bad combination of cotton mouth, bad breath, chap lips and a sore throat ...so I switch to gens ever since which helped a lot but I still have to drink a lot of water and try to avoid dry hits when possible...lol hope this helps.

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You said you switched to gens...what are those? I've been using SI CE3s so far.

 

[badinfluence357]

You said you switched to gens...what are those? I've been using SI CE3s so far.

Genesis style attys, they can be used with silica wick no filler or stainless steel wick and now even with ceramic wick but that's not for everyone!!! ceramic wick is for the more advance test subjects...lol

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[badinfluence357]

Ce2s, ce3s are good for starters, even better than cartos with filler but you have to deal with the leaking issues, constantly, cleaning your threads from the ejuice getting into the connection and every once in a while you get a nice sip of ejuice in your mouth after filling it....some vape really well and some don't. we all have to go through the steps untill reaching a successful and comfortable vaping level..after that you become a certified mod and atty junkie....lol that's ok as long as you don't pick up cigarettes again. To learn more about diffrent gen style attys watch Scotts Ecig review videos ....he has all the information you need on Genesis Attys...from how to make a stainless steel wick to oxidation, coil wrapping and cleaning. Good luck and don't forget to stay hydrated...

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[reg190]

Ce2s, ce3s are good for starters, even better than cartos with filler but you have to deal with the leaking issues, constantly, cleaning your threads from the ejuice getting into the connection and every once in a while you get a nice sip of ejuice in your mouth after filling it....some vape really well and some don't. we all have to go through the steps untill reaching a successful and comfortable vaping level..after that you become a certified mod and atty junkie....lol that's ok as long as you don't pick up cigarettes again. To learn more about diffrent gen style attys watch Scotts Ecig review videos ....he has all the information you need on Genesis Attys...from how to make a stainless steel wick to oxidation, coil wrapping and cleaning. Good luck and don't forget to stay hydrated...

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I know what you mean. I've already been eyeing up a Reos mod lol. Can't afford that just yet so that'll be something I save up for slowly enough. Thanks for the advice, I'll check out Scott's videos.