I recently found a forgotten half-used bottle of salt nic vape juice (Yogi Salts peanut butter granola bar 35mg). After I started vaping it, I noticed some chest tightness after about 10-20 mins. This occurs even with a single drag (I normally take a 2-3 drags each time). Before this, I was consistently vaping a spearmint flavoured 25mg salt nic juice for the past month. Should I be concerned with this chest tightness at all ? The reason I'm asking is because I never had this issue before, not with this juice, nor other juices with similar flavour profiles or nic levels.
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I'm surprised that you have used this liquid before with no problems, only to have it pop up now.
For what it's worth, a small percentage of vapers have that symptom with high VG liquids. That includes myself. Again, though, I don't recall it as something that comes and goes. Still, it is something you might look into.
For what it's worth, a small percentage of vapers have that symptom with high VG liquids. That includes myself. Again, though, I don't recall it as something that comes and goes. Still, it is something you might look into.
Forgot to mention that the juice has 50/50 VG PG. Yeah, the fact that it has never happened before is why I am trying to pinpoint why this happens. If it was a new juice that I have never vaped previously, I would throw it out immediately. I had some problems with a high PG liquid (immediate sore throat after just a few drags) and threw it out straight away.
Could my issue have something to do with the fact that the juice is near its expiry date?
Now I'm in the area of pure guesswork. My guess is that being close to the expiration date has nothing to do with it. Personally, I would toss it and quit worrying about what happened to it. That's just me, of course.
Yeah, from what I've gathered, I also think that the expiration date has nothing to do with it. Seems like it might be related to the increase in nic mg levels. Will just bin it anyway. Thanks for your replies.
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