Oh my poor philtrum

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kittypie

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Get your minds out of the gutter. It's the little valley between your upper lip and your nose.

It's been so chapped the last couple of days...I wear a CPAP at night and thought that must be it (but I've been CPAPing for 10 years without problem.) Then I thought...ooooh, I've been vaping heavily the last couple days, I bet it's drying out my poor philtrum!

Just posting so you will feel sorry for me :):(
 

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I can't believe someone else knows the word philtrum. Here is another for you - hard end of a shoelace is an aglet.

Yeah I got that on one side (the side I vape on). What is the PG/VG of your juice? If you are using 100% PG then try 70pg/30vg. If you are frenching the whole drag, then try giving your nose just a bit of the drag and not on every drag.

Also, sometimes it is from getting liquid on your fingertips them touching your face. That is even more irritating. Nicotine is a skin irritant. So if you get eliquid on your fingers, wash them.
 
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Sugar_and_Spice

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Hey dormouse......here is another one oxymoron... and no, I am not name calling..lol
The most common form of oxymoron involves an adjective-noun combination of two words. For example, the following line from Tennyson's Idylls of the King contains two oxymorons:

"And faith unfaithful kept him falsely true."


or


jumbo shrimp or
little big man
 
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I use V4L. Thin juice does seem to make the cartos last longer. Try just not frenching the vapor as much, and a bit of chapstick or moisture lotion on the spot for a couple of nights should help. And if the cartos are spitting at you - I like to use a plastic drip tip as a mouthpiece on the carto. And I make sure there is no loose juice in there. When I add juice to a carto I do it as intended, with the soft cap off and drip it into the stuffing. I make sure the threaded end is clean then blow into the threaded end to clear the air channel - I want to see light through there. Then I sop up any loose juice above the stuffing and may even press a pointed bit of tissue against the stuffing if it looks overly wet. I have gotten blisters on my tongue from a hot carto spitting after a refill so I clean then up well.
 
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