PG, Flavor, or Clearo allergy?

[Synnuh]

I've been vaping for about a year, and have never in my life had to worry about allergies -- until now. I started breaking out in hives yesterday (Tuesday), red skin and raised welts where I would scratch, and had a tightening in my chest last night, symptoms of an allergic reaction, or so I've read.

Last week I started using a Kanger eVod clearomizer, and have gone through about 20 tank fulls so far.

Sunday I started vaping BWB's Green Apple (addictive!) juice, and went through 15mls of it in 3 days.

Those are the only things that have changed in my vaping routine. I have noticed that sweet juices give me stomach pangs and make me want to eat a lot, but nothing that hasn't been manageable so far.

So I ask... is it possible I have just developed a PG allergy?

Could it be more possible that it is the BWB Green Apple doing it?

Is it possible that the clearo is causing my reaction somehow?

And, the million dollar question... how long do these symptoms usually stick around after you've found the culprit?

I've been taking an anti-histamine to help with the symptoms, but it's been 2 days now and they are still here. The symptoms were a lot worse yesterday, but I still have redness on my legs, forearms, and stomach, along with smaller welts.

 

[Synnuh]

I think I've narrowed it down to the Green Apple. Something about that flavor is incredibly addictive, but doesn't bode well with me. :/

I've been vaping a butterscotch from VapeDudes in the eVod and haven't had any issues. I tried again with the Green Apple last night and felt my chest tightening up again.

 

[vapmex]

seems to be the eliquid... altough if you recently changed your atty (let say from a Ce4 to an EVOD) it is possible that the EVOD since it provides much better flavor and TH it is exacerbating your allergy to the liquid.