I have been vaping Sugar Bear by Cuttwood and have really liked it until now. The last few days it has had a burned aftertaste to it. I kept replacing my coils and it would only help for a few hours. Then I cleaned my tanks and swapped the tanks. Even with a new coils in a different, clean tank it tastes burnt. It was so bad this morning and couldn't use it and bought a different flavor. I still have a whole bottle of this flavor though and hate to waste it. Any ideas about why it tastes that way?
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What tank you using, what coils, what box mod at what settings?
Lower the voltage that should help.
Lower the voltage that should help.
Can you give us a few more details on what you are using as a topper, the resistance of your heads and what voltage / wattage you are firing them at please?
Also what device are you using?
I'm asking because the only constant that I can see between everything that you wrote is your device. Have you tried using a different e-liquid with your topper / device setup and if so, did that taste burnt too?
Also what device are you using?
I'm asking because the only constant that I can see between everything that you wrote is your device. Have you tried using a different e-liquid with your topper / device setup and if so, did that taste burnt too?
I'm using a Kangertech Genitank and Genitank Mega with an Eleaf IStick. Coils are dual 1.8 ohm Kangertech. Running 7 watts 3.6 volts. I tried turning it way down only with the Sugarbear flavor and that works for a few puffs but not long. It seems that as soon as the coil gets hot after a few back to back puffs it starts tasting burnt and gets worse the more I puff on it. It's really strange because my other flavors are fine so far.
Looking at the juice its 70vg, so it might be too thick for those coils, and thats why you getting dry hits. Try 50/50 juice.
Put a couple drops of Distilled Water (not tap water or bottled water) per tank full. Should thin it enough to wick. I do about 1 drop per ml if I am having wicking issues. And I only do it by the tankful so that if I get it wrong I have only wasted a tank of juice and not the whole bottle.
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