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<blockquote data-quote="dsosterman" data-source="post: 23674674" data-attributes="member: 417060">I recently purchased the Geek Vape B60 Aegis Boost 2 Pod Kit.&nbsp; It arrived a few days ago. Unfortunately, I&#039;m experiencing some issues with it. Every time I take a hit, it burns my throat, and the liquid boils and spits uncontrollably. I&#039;ve tried using both the 0.6 and 0.2 coils, but the problem persists. I&#039;m using 70/30 Virginia Tobacco (12ms nicotine) juice from Black Note and have followed their instructions to use the 0.2 coil at 50 watts. I&#039;ve tried using both smart mode and power mode and made sure to use the recommended wattage for the coil. I let the unit sit for an hour after filling the tank, but nothing seems to help.I&#039;m not sure whether I should just throw the kit away and start over or if there&#039;s a solution to this problem. I don&#039;t want to take a loss if I can avoid it. If I do decide to get rid of it, I&#039;m wondering what I should replace it with. Should I try disposables instead? The controls on the Geek Vape are not intuitive, to say the least. I could master that if I can get the damned thing to work.I used two Joytech eGO AIO (v1) successfully a few years ago, but I gave up when they started leaking.I need to quit smoking!Thank you!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dsosterman, post: 23674674, member: 417060"] I recently purchased the Geek Vape B60 Aegis Boost 2 Pod Kit. It arrived a few days ago. Unfortunately, I'm experiencing some issues with it. Every time I take a hit, it burns my throat, and the liquid boils and spits uncontrollably. I've tried using both the 0.6 and 0.2 coils, but the problem persists. I'm using 70/30 Virginia Tobacco (12ms nicotine) juice from Black Note and have followed their instructions to use the 0.2 coil at 50 watts. I've tried using both smart mode and power mode and made sure to use the recommended wattage for the coil. I let the unit sit for an hour after filling the tank, but nothing seems to help. I'm not sure whether I should just throw the kit away and start over or if there's a solution to this problem. I don't want to take a loss if I can avoid it. If I do decide to get rid of it, I'm wondering what I should replace it with. Should I try disposables instead? The controls on the Geek Vape are not intuitive, to say the least. I could master that if I can get the damned thing to work. I used two Joytech eGO AIO (v1) successfully a few years ago, but I gave up when they started leaking. I need to quit smoking! Thank you! [/QUOTE]

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