E Cig causing hoarse voice?

[Jaynik]

I just got my first e cigarette and I LOVE it however there is one drawback, it seems to give me a bit of a hoarse voice.

It feels like it dries out my vocal cords a bit and I'm wondering if this might just be the liquid im using (pre-filled cool menthol cartridge for m402 from ecigusa.net) I only suspect that because a friend of mine who also uses an e cig doesn't have this problem, or so he says.

Anyway I am a hobbyist singer and this REALLY messes up my voice...

Does anyone have any suggestions?

 

[reeftivo]

the e-juices act as humectants and will dehydrate your body a bit (thus less mucous in the throat). Drink plenty of water during the coarse of the day and while vaping and you should be fine.

 

[classwife]

PG and VG are drying !!! Be sure to drink extra water to keep yourself hydrated !!!

 

[ddrj]

I want a more deep voice brb ordering your juice xP

 

[Jaynik]

Thanks yall ill keep it in mind!

Pardon me while I noob it up: whats pg and vg stand fer

 

[Zodiac247]

Jaynik, I am actually a singer and quit smoking regular cigarettes to help keep that voice...It won't destroy your voice, but like they said, it does drive it out a bit.

 

[Nobodyatall]

Thanks yall ill keep it in mind!

Pardon me while I noob it up: whats pg and vg stand fer

FYI, I get the hoarseness from PG (polyethylene glycol I think), but not VG (vegetable glycerine).

Oops, I erred. Polyethylene glycol is abreviated PEG, not PG. The correct answer is a couple posts down.

 

[Strigoi]

Thanks yall ill keep it in mind!

Pardon me while I noob it up: whats pg and vg stand fer

look for underlined abbreviations in posts. if you hover over them it will show what they mean. the part that i quoted you on shows it.

 

[DC2]

VG = Vegetable glycerin = More vapor and less throat hit
PG = Propylene glycol = More throat hit and less vapor

Throat hit = harshness

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