Tasteless Vapor

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ScatRD

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Some people get this a LOT, it's your taste buds. Kinda like when you go into a room with a strange smell, after you are in there for a while you don't notice it as your accustomed to it, then if you leave for a while and come back the smell is just as bad.

Just change flavors for a while and repeat. Also drinking water helps with this.
 

TommyG

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When they lose their flavor do the rest of your juices still taste good? If not, or if they're muted, you may need to drink more water. Another possibility is taste buds becoming re-accumulated, if you recently stopped smoking (past 3 or 4 months), they may go in and out for certain flavors (or all together), but water will help with this too...some.

The last possability is something along the lines of eating the same food all day, you will eventually loose your taste for that food. Personally I would sooner go for the first few possibilities before looking into this.

No matter what the case, I suggest drinking more water than normal, and expect your tastes to change a bit in the comming month(s). When I first started vaping certain flavors were just vibrant, and they now seem bland to me. Other flavors were favorites, and now I don't care for them. My current favorite doesn't even taste the same to me as it did a month ago, but it is still tasty as hell, and still my favorite.
 

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It's definetly not that, I do that every-time before filling and if i vape a different flavour for a few hours and then go back to vaping whiskey cream i get full taste but then it goes again pretty quick

Your taste bud are getting used to a certain taste more quicker than mine do, I would think. If you're getting the full flavor after switching to another for a while and then coming back to the flavor you thought was bland, it's your taste buds and not the juice....... :p
 

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I worked 23 years in a paint factory. I remember a guy fixing a piece of equipment in the lab and he was using a cleaning solvent on it. All of us started asking what that smell was. He looked up, surprised and said "You can smell this? I have my face buried in it and all I can smell is paint!!". So, yeah, your "smeller" adapts.
 
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