Deep Raspy cough after trying new flavor of e juice

[breadrin]

I've been vaping for a few years and i recently tryed a new flavor of e juice and it gave me a deep cough. I stopped vaping that flavor and moved to one of my normal flavors its been a day and i still have a cough. I didnt switch pg/vg levels only the flavor.
Any ideas?

 

[JC Okie]

I've been vaping for a few years and i recently tryed a new flavor of e juice and it gave me a deep cough. I stopped vaping that flavor and moved to one of my normal flavors its been a day and i still have a cough. I didnt switch pg/vg levels only the flavor.
Any ideas?

I'd think maybe give it a little more time to go away. Also, not everything that happens is vape related. Maybe you just have a cold?

At age 19 you have been vaping for a "few years"? In those few years, you haven't had a cough since you started vaping?

I suggest you quit vaping that new juice (you have,) give it a day or so for the cough to go away, and if it doesn't go away on its own, check with a doctor.

Welcome to ECF.

 

[Baditude]

I can't argue with the comments above me. Another possibility is the new e-liquid has an alcohol base. Try leaving the cap off of the bottle overnight, which would allow any alcohol to evaporate.

Another possibility is this flavor has a high Pg ratio compared to the flavors you are used to. Pg is a secondary result for the "throat hit" in vapor. Some manufacturers list the Pg/Vg ratio on the label, but many do not.

It could also just be a "bad" juice. Did you sample it before you bought it?

 

[Bonskibon]

Nothing to add that hasn't already been mentioned, just wanted to welcome you to the forum.