Question about TH and sore tongue

[NPD400]

I have been vaping for 13 days now and I have gone from 2 cartons a week of red 100s to less than 3 packs in the last 13 days. The first few days my tongue felt a little raw but it quickly went away. After about the 7th day it seemed the TH got weak and it was all I could do to pull enough to get even a small TH. Last weekend I fell back to the analogs a few times a day to get the fix I needed. Out of the blue yesterday the TH came back all of a sudden and now this morning my tongue has that raw feeling again.

I have been using Johnson Creek’s Domestic Red Oak brand low nic e-juice and my question is this: is it possible that the nicotine separated to the top of the liquid? I am down to the last quarter of the bottle now and the TH is back. I shook the bottle most of the time before drawing it up, but maybe need to do a better job at it.

 

[CES]

Welcome to the forum! Congratulations on how far you've cut back on smoking!

i don't know for sure about the mixing issue, but people have reported changes in flavor/taste that comes and goes suddenly. It appears to be a function of changes in taste buds due to not smoking. If you haven't seen it yet, The ECF library has a thread about other things you may experience as you change over to PVs

 

[NPD400]

Thanks CES, I got in some new juice in today and it is hitting the spot. I have not even wanted an analog. That’s what is so cool bout this whole thing; I wasn’t trying to quit when I decided to try these things. But just after 14 days I can tell a difference and can’t wait to see what a month brings.

 

[Cali]

I just posted a deal about switching flavors so your taste buds dont' become desensitized to a particular flavor. Also I always shake my bottles really well before I fill up my cartos jsut in case there has been some separation. Most people agree that the higher the nic content the more throat hit you will get.