This was a big factor for me...holding it into the mouth sure helped a lot in those early vape days.
How long does it take to get used to the throat hit / stop coughing?
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This was a big factor for me...holding it into the mouth sure helped a lot in those early vape days.
Hi Quin,
when i started vaping exclusively, was 1/3 pack a day smoker for last year and a half.
I HAD to start at 24 mg dosage probably around 2 mL of liquid a day.
i was using refillable cartomizers for the cigarette look and feel.
since then, i've slightly evolved to vv ego with somewhat lower resistance coils in mini clearos setup and my nicotine dosage has dropped to around 12mg.
As for throat hit, the higher the nic, the more the "hit" though not same as cigarette smoke "hit" - similar but not same.
anyhow, i would just say, watch your nic and you will find your sweet spot though supposedly, the equipment is supposed to vary the nicotine delivery as well - im not too much of a believer in this point yet.
To me, the equipment helps in the "satisfaction" of the vape but i think the nicotine intake is much more based on the nicotine dosage of the joose itself.
Good luck on your conversion!
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For me...........the a.m. vaping gets me coughing. Like others had mentioned, I find myself turning down the wattage in the mornings and by noonish, it's back up again. On a side note, I never thought that vaping would've turned into buying more toys. Yes I quit smoking analogs and am grateful for that, but the kid in me always wants the cool toys. Now I rationalize each purchase with a "how many packs of cigs is this?".
I vape at 6-7 watts most of the time. I guess I try to approximate the exhale from my old ultra light Dorals.
Took me about a week or so to find what worked best for me. Then a some trial every time I get a new tank or coil setup to get it right.
I don't know. I never had any problems with coughing when I switched.
I stopped as a analogue smoker 1/2 a year ago and changed 100% to e-cig with 70/30 PG/VG liquids on 12mg nicotine. Coughing stopped after 2-3 days.
After one week I had no coughing problems at all.
Now I'm still on the 70/30 liquid but lowered nicotine to 6mg, that's perfect for me (I was smoking cigarettes and cigars for more than 40 years...)
After one week I had no coughing problems at all.
Now I'm still on the 70/30 liquid but lowered nicotine to 6mg, that's perfect for me (I was smoking cigarettes and cigars for more than 40 years...)
I already know what's up with my throat. The lymph in the right side of my throat has been pretty well messed up since I was a teenager (a case of mono caused it to swell and pop (so now it's basically just all torn up) - and my throat has never been the same since, always been really sensitive to stuff). There's really no sense in seeing a doctor to sort that out. Docs have seen it, there's nothing that can be done about it - just is what it is (honestly, they saw it and said quitting smoking would probably help since it's irritated from the smoking!).
(On a note, however, the advice everyone is giving has been pretty helpful, my throat is certainly getting used to it, and keeping my Twist on the lowest setting is helping quite a bit)
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