Is it possible to burn/overheat juice?

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trav901

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I've currently got blu ecigs (joyetech 510t is in the mail!) and three of the carts taste burnt. Is it possible to burn the juice if the atty overheats? Could I be drawing too long and overheating the atty? Would leaving my kit in the car, even for ten or fifteen minutes, burn/kill the taste? Could it be that once the cart is only half emptied the flavor goes away? It's only the menthol and vanilla carts that this happened to. My one remaining tobacco cart seems fine. I'd be surprised if it was poor juice quality, since blu uses Johnson Creek. But then again there's inconsistency in the carts every now and then. I'm basically wondering if it's faulty gear or juice, or if it's my vaping technique that is to blame.
 

Mike Sheda

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yeah, it takes a while to get it down. Just be patient. They aren't like ciggarettes where the harder you draw, the faster it burns. That faster you draw here, the more the wick get's dry. Most of the nic is absorbed in the mouth and nasal as opposed to the lungs. Try taking the vapor into the mouth, holding it there and exhaling through your nose. A lot of the juices shine on the nasal as well.
 
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