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<blockquote data-quote="JCinFLA" data-source="post: 23605314" data-attributes="member: 268886">What device or set-up and eliquid did you try those times?&nbsp; I ask because for some people just beginning to vape...those may be what cause you to have unpleasant experiences.&nbsp; The device may output too much vapor, or vapor that&#039;s too warm, for you as a beginner.&nbsp; Or the eliquid you chose might be too high in nicotine content, or may have some flavorings in it that are irritating your throat.&nbsp;&nbsp; Or the PG to VG ratio in it might have caused it.&nbsp; Most of the time, making a change in 1 or more of the above things...will result in you enjoying vaping.In addition to the above info... it&#039;s pretty common for someone who&#039;s been a smoker, to cough when first starting to vape.&nbsp; Eliquid doesn&#039;t contain the chemicals that cigarettes have in them, to purposely dull some sensations in your throat.&nbsp; If you think back to when you first started smoking, I&#039;ll bet you coughed then, too.&nbsp; However, because of the chemicals put in cigarettes...the more you smoked the less irritation your throat felt.&nbsp; The cigarette industry was very cunning in that way, IMO.Finding a set-up that suits you better as a beginner to vaping, and eliquids that have a suitable nicotine level and PG/VG ratio for you...may take some trial and error. But, if you stick with it, you&#039;re likely to find yourself kicking your smoking habit...and joining the growing number of us who&#039;ve also finally done it, by switching to vaping. <img src="/styles/ecf/xf1-smilies/thumbup.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":thumbs:" title="Thumbs up&nbsp; &nbsp; :thumbs:" data-shortname=":thumbs:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="JCinFLA, post: 23605314, member: 268886"] What device or set-up and eliquid did you try those times? I ask because for some people just beginning to vape...[U]those[/U] may be what cause you to have unpleasant experiences. The device may output too much vapor, or vapor that's too warm, for you as a beginner. Or the eliquid you chose might be too high in nicotine content, or may have some flavorings in it that are irritating your throat. Or the PG to VG ratio in it might have caused it. Most of the time, making a change in 1 or more of the above things...will result in you enjoying vaping. In addition to the above info... it's pretty common for someone who's been a smoker, to cough when first starting to vape. Eliquid doesn't contain the chemicals that cigarettes have in them, to [U]purposely[/U] dull some sensations in your throat. If you think back to when you first started smoking, I'll bet you coughed then, too. However, [U]because[/U] of the chemicals put in cigarettes...the [U]more[/U] you smoked the less irritation your throat felt. The cigarette industry was very cunning in that way, IMO. Finding a set-up that suits you better as a beginner to vaping, and eliquids that have a suitable nicotine level and PG/VG ratio [U]for you[/U]...may take some trial and error. But, if you stick with it, you're likely to find yourself kicking your smoking habit...and joining the growing number of us who've also finally done it, by switching to vaping. :thumbs: [/QUOTE]

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