I've been vapeing for almost a full week. I was using some mint juice that I found locally. It doesn't say what it's made of but it was strong and didn't make my mouth sore. I received some 100% VG yesterday, and now my tongue is a bit sore and raw. Is this normal? I'm thinking I need to dilute it but I'm not sure what to use.
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I have heard that some people may have allergic reactions to certain eliquids
perhaps try a different supplier
perhaps try a different supplier
I just started a week and a half ago and I know on the few days I was vaping more than usual I got that raw/sore feeling in my mouth also. Second the drink a lot of water comment.
I've gotten that too. Turns out it was just too high a nic content. The same juice brand with a lower lever fixed it.
I'd prefer to vape a higher nic less often than a low nic all the time, but it didnt work out...
I'd prefer to vape a higher nic less often than a low nic all the time, but it didnt work out...
Stover you can dilute it with glycerin. I use the one that wilton makes for cakes,
walmart or any pharmacy will have it. Your liquid already most likely contains it,
Ask the pharmacist , they can direct you to it. Get the usp pharmacutical grade, its cheap too. Or wiltons in the cake decorating section any place that carries such things,
I know that micheals craft store has it.
All juice contains either pg or vg or perhaps even both in most cases. gycerin is the vg.
vegetable glycerin.
walmart or any pharmacy will have it. Your liquid already most likely contains it,
Ask the pharmacist , they can direct you to it. Get the usp pharmacutical grade, its cheap too. Or wiltons in the cake decorating section any place that carries such things,
I know that micheals craft store has it.
All juice contains either pg or vg or perhaps even both in most cases. gycerin is the vg.
vegetable glycerin.
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