Also, depending on what you are using (still using the original starter kit? Even if it was a good one?) your batteries might just be weakening from old age.
Cheapest fix: try new juice, different flaver
A little more money: try an LR atty (if you are able to)
more money: if your batteries are older than 6 months you are due for new ones.
Good Luck!
If you vape constantly, you will become immune to the taste. I find changes flavors helps. Also, some juice can lose it's flavor over time. I put my juice in the fridge to keep it's flavor.
That my be ukeman, but those hh357's are blatantly OVERPRICED, I know I know all that testing costs $$ but at a reasonable price they'd re-coup over a longer period of time. It makes much more sense if you think it's the atty's to switch back & forth between 306's & 510's, no atty is worth between 15 and 20 bucks. Part of the idea to vape in the first place was to save health & money. I realize some of us vapers are shopaholics, myself included.
That my be ukeman, but those hh357's are blatantly OVERPRICED, I know I know all that testing costs $$ but at a reasonable price they'd re-coup over a longer period of time. It makes much more sense if you think it's the atty's to switch back & forth between 306's & 510's, no atty is worth between 15 and 20 bucks. Part of the idea to vape in the first place was to save health & money. I realize some of us vapers are shopaholics, myself included.