The anatomy of flat tastebuds

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Trips1103

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Very sad.

I guess I've been over-doing the vape since getting in some new orders ... well at least today. I can not taste anything right now, and it's just before bedtime.

:facepalm:

Is there any way to get some flavor back? I'm vaping the strongest, sweetest caramel I have right now and can't taste a thing. Is it the flavors that do this? Or does it have more to do with PG or VG (or some other chemical)? ---- I can taste other things. Just not my pv.

Does it have to do with scent, or allowing the vape through your nose as well? I can't smell it either ... and I know scent and smell go together.

I'm just curious as to what's happening to my anatomy when I "overvape".
 

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Have you tried switching to a different flavor, something really different? I find that sometimes when I over vape, it's like I am so used that particular flavor being in my mouth, that I don't even notice it anymore. The same way you get used to the smell of your own perfume/cologne etc, until you don't even smell it anymore. When that happens, I just switch to a different flavor. Go from tobacco to something fruity, or vice versa.
 

HippyJeepChick

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This happens to me all the time and it sucks! Sometimes I go brush my teeth and tongue real good and that seems to help. When I vape for too long at a time I tend to get a build up on my tongue. Guess I need to stop chain vaping so much. I had recently dropped down to 4 mg liquid and this is leading to chain vaping. :(
 

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On second thought I think it's my sense of smell that's getting dulled. When I've gone 4-5 hours without vaping the smell of the vapor is what really hits me stronger than the taste.

I wonder if it's more satisfying to vape inside where the smell lingers than outside in the wind where it blows away quickly?

So many annoying questions... sorry. :laugh:
 

Trips1103

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On second thought I think it's my sense of smell that's getting dulled. When I've gone 4-5 hours without vaping the smell of the vapor is what really hits me stronger than the taste.

I wonder if it's more satisfying to vape inside where the smell lingers than outside in the wind where it blows away quickly?

So many annoying questions... sorry. :laugh:


Yes! Since taste and smell are linked, I wondered if it was partly my sense of smell that was being dulled.

I also agree ... this makes it very difficult to find an all day vape. I've tried going to drip tips but they seem to get messy. It's probably me, or the type of drip tip I use ... but when I fill it, sometimes the juice clings to the sides, slowly dripping down .. and then all of a sudden my atty is soaked. I wish they made bottles with very narrow tips and perhaps a measuring device on a clear tip so that it would fit into the drip tip easier.
 
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