Vaping and asthma
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ECOpure 30 mL Bottle - $25.00 : InnoVapor, The Finest in Personal Vaporizers
InnoVapor: Intellicig ECOpure Liquid
Cignot your Midwest Electronic Cigarette store.
Try this google: ECOpure liquid - Google Search
I love ECOpure rich, I add my flavored generic liquids to it - and get great rich flavor with a hint of the flavor I added.
Allthough some people have had flavor problems lately with ECOpure - and some vendors seem to be out of stock...
InnoVapor: Intellicig ECOpure Liquid
Cignot your Midwest Electronic Cigarette store.
Try this google: ECOpure liquid - Google Search
I love ECOpure rich, I add my flavored generic liquids to it - and get great rich flavor with a hint of the flavor I added.
Allthough some people have had flavor problems lately with ECOpure - and some vendors seem to be out of stock...
It would be interesting to find out which kind you really got.
But it sounds like it's probably one of the not so good ones.
Yeah, almost everyone buys liquid seperately and refills the cartridges themselves.
Yeah, you're definitely getting liquid in your mouth.
That can happen with an automatic battery until you learn to use it.
Again, this sounds potentially like trouble using an automatic battery.
Or maybe it might be that you are smoking it more like a cigarette.
You should read the thread linked in my signature.
It discusses all of the above issues in a little bit more detail without being overwhelming.
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Someone may have said this already, as I didn't read all the posts. But I have a case of asthma since birth, and it severly limits the amount of physical activity I can perform before eventually having to use an inhaler to calm myself.
Regardless, I have a large machine that my mom bought some odd years back, and some doctors use it for patients that are having difficulty breathing. But it's essentially the same thing as vapor. The only thing that I can think of at this moment is if the PG chemical that they use to dilute the nicotine would cause an attack.
I would ask your doctor.
Regardless, I have a large machine that my mom bought some odd years back, and some doctors use it for patients that are having difficulty breathing. But it's essentially the same thing as vapor. The only thing that I can think of at this moment is if the PG chemical that they use to dilute the nicotine would cause an attack.
I would ask your doctor.
ok according to propylen glycol, a substance found in the liquid to produce vapor, is a lubricant for asthmatic or respritory problems, according to the FAQ from VaporCig.com. I have a mild case of asthma, and with e-cigs, it hasn't caused a problem for me at all. So if VaporCig is not giving false advertisement, I'd say this is the best alternative for smokers with asthma.
Just a quick not, I have asthma, I have been smoking 40 hand rolled cigs (no filters) per day for 25 years and I had got to the point that I was using a reliever inhaler to the extent I needed a new one every week, and a preventer would last only 2 weeks. I now am not sure when I last used my inhaler, maybe once every 3-4 days..... and that is a result of switching to an e-cig.
I am asthmatic and a smoker for 20 years. Vaping made me quitted smoking since 7 months ago. And now suddenly my asthma is gone! Before vaping, I need to use my ventolin inhaler and seretide in haler daily. Nowasdays, I only used the ventolin once/twice monthly.
I vaped both PG and VG, but perferred VG as PG is drier on thr throat.
Shared your symptoms.
I am asthmatic and smoked 20-30 sticks/day for 20 years.
During the 1st 10 years of smoking if I remembered well I only used reliever - one can last me for 5-6 months. During the last 3 years ( my 17-20 years smoking period) I need one reliever and one preventer monthly. Until about 7 months ago when I started vaping, my asthma is suddenly "gone". I only used the reliever now (once/twice a month).
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