Can someone refresh my memory regarding TH.. ?

[newb]

So I've been vaping again for almost a full week without analogs after a 5+ month break from e-cigs

My precious red-energy 18's are giving me a harsh TH which was not a problem before I fell off the wagon back in June.

Is it the PG causing this or the nic level or a combo of both? (funny part is that I used to answer similar questions on this forum when noobs would ask lol)


When I first started vaping (almost 2 years ago) I remember I started off with 11mg then increased to 18 after a while.. Maybe I should repeat that?

 

[Shilo]

The PG and nicotine add the throat hit. More VG mutes flavors and the perception of throat hit.

 

[Mmc]

Congratulations for getting back on ecigs and off the analogs. It might take awhile to get your taste buds back and your tastes might have changed, as well as your nicotine level. If you still like the flavor, try going back to 11. Again, big congrats!

 

[Morandir835]

Newb sir a couple things to add... Certain flavors add th, especially menthol and cinnamon. If you're getting more of a broken glass on the back of the throat type hit could be a few things. Your throat could be irritated from fsc's, could be the start of a cold, could be you're not drinking enough water, or too high of nicotine... Hope this helps.

 

[keyzygirl]

Yup,lower the nic or up the VG.

 

[KeithB]

Also, you may have forgotten how to vape ;-) Most people say draw the vapor into your mouth, then inhale; not a direct inhale like you would with a cigarette.

 

[skittish]

when i went back and forth between smoking and vaping, the e-cig would make my throat hurt and make me cough. so what you're saying makes sense. it should go away, just give it time.