Throat Hit not as potent.. Mucus building up, blocking the Nicotine?

[Farnsworth]

Hi all,

I'm quite new here and was wondering if any of you have noticed this when first starting out. When I first vaped, I could really feel the nicotine absorbing in my throat, but now that I'm chain vaping, it isn't there so much and I feel like I may need more of a higher dose. I can get a decent TH in the morning after sleeping, as my throat self cleans itself out I imagine, but I was wondering if this is a natural side effect of too much PG or dehydration?

I have Vapers Tounge too, but read that that goes away.

Maybe these two things are correlated somehow.

My equipment:


Joye Tech eGo Twist 1100 mAh set at 4-4.8 volts with a 2.8 ohm coil in a
Vision CE4 Clearomizer vaping
a 16mg/ml 50/50 R-juice Smooth 'n Cool all day juice, I mix it up with some mint chocolate chip here and again too, that is at 12mg/ml.

Average consumption 3-5ml / day, currently at 0.8ml in 6 hours.

How this helps!

 

[Ken_A]

Try more water. And then try drinking a bit more water...
If you wake up and have a "tangy" taste on the inside of your lips, you definitely need more water.
Other than that, the nic in e-juice is absorbed mostly in the mouth and nose. Are you sucking the vapor into your mouth before breathing in?

 

[Judge Dredd]

I've noticed that menthol/mint juices tend to leave an odd aftertaste if I chain vape all day. Try it without any mint or menthol.

 

[Orobas]

How long have you been vaping, OP? I see you're a newfriend on the forum, but I'd been vaping a few months before i stopped lurking and joined. I noticed that in the first few weeks I had a fierce cough and a lot of phlegm... i figure it was my lungs purging themselves of the particulates. Then for a while I'd still have a little gob in the morning, but not like the mess I'd cough up when i was smoking. Now, nothing, barring a cold I'm presently getting over with the help of spearmint, koolada, and teaberry juices.

However, propylene glycol *IS* an expectorant, so playing with your ratio may help.