The primer puffs are the answer, as stated above. Primer puffs also do another beneficial check on your vape. Flooding, a flooded tank can taste really nasty when vaped and also deposit drops of raw juice into your mouth. If it gurgles during your primer puffs. Remove the tank from your PV, wrap the tank in a paper towel, with the drip tip pointed away from you and firm hold on the tank. Now pretend you are throwing the tank at a snake near your feet. Do this 2-3 times to clear the flooding. Reassemble and vape on.
Vaping in the morning
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I seem to remember having that same issue when I started vaping and thought that it was just all the other cigarette chemicals trying to escape. The issue resolved its self within a couple of weeks for me. I have considered vaping a lower nic at night and seeing if it would help me sleep better. Good luck to you and I hope your problem resolves its self too. Congratulations on quiting and welcome to ecf.
Yeah, the first hits in the morning seem to lack flavor and the slow effects make me wonder now and then.
But then, the first cigarettes often tasted harsh and rough on the lungs also. But, you didn't pay any attention, that rush was coming. I don't recall ever putting one out until it was done. When the coffee's done all is well and the two go together. It's just the vaping is a lot slower coming on. After a month or so, if you want to know something that tastes bad in the morning, try a cigarette. Or better, take my word for it.
But then, the first cigarettes often tasted harsh and rough on the lungs also. But, you didn't pay any attention, that rush was coming. I don't recall ever putting one out until it was done. When the coffee's done all is well and the two go together. It's just the vaping is a lot slower coming on. After a month or so, if you want to know something that tastes bad in the morning, try a cigarette. Or better, take my word for it.
I've read through this thread, and the solutions seem to make sense. Be sure your wicks are primed, and drink something in the morning before you vape.
This thread also made me think about smoking in general. For all those yea unto many years, 40 or more, as a smoker, I don't think I paid much attention to how it felt when I smoked the first cigarette of the day. I just mindlessly lit it up and smoked it, because that's what I did.
I didn't notice how it tasted, or if the flavor of the tobacco was exactly to my liking, if it made me cough (it usually did, a lot), or took note of the quantity of smoke I actually blew out my nose and mouth. None of these fine details mattered to me, the smoker. I just smoked.
I think the fact that vaping is a new experience for me may have caused me to micro-manage it, and notice and be critical of every little detail about the experience. I'm going to try to lighten up a bit in the next few months, now that I know vaping really is an acceptable substitute for that terrible destructive habit that held me captive all those years.
I'm going to try to vape like I smoked. Just do it and not overthink it, knowing that I'm doing something way less harmful, less expensive, and a lot more fun than smoking.
This thread also made me think about smoking in general. For all those yea unto many years, 40 or more, as a smoker, I don't think I paid much attention to how it felt when I smoked the first cigarette of the day. I just mindlessly lit it up and smoked it, because that's what I did.
I didn't notice how it tasted, or if the flavor of the tobacco was exactly to my liking, if it made me cough (it usually did, a lot), or took note of the quantity of smoke I actually blew out my nose and mouth. None of these fine details mattered to me, the smoker. I just smoked.
I think the fact that vaping is a new experience for me may have caused me to micro-manage it, and notice and be critical of every little detail about the experience. I'm going to try to lighten up a bit in the next few months, now that I know vaping really is an acceptable substitute for that terrible destructive habit that held me captive all those years.
I'm going to try to vape like I smoked. Just do it and not overthink it, knowing that I'm doing something way less harmful, less expensive, and a lot more fun than smoking.
Haha I seem to have a similar issue. Flavor is fine, but man oh man is it harsh. I've not been able to figure out if its my genesis atty waking up for the day, or if its my throat having to re-adapt. I think its my throat. I can't just vape first thing in the morning, I start coughing really bad, I sort of have to take it slow, then I'm good
I can't vape in the morning until I get my orange juice or coffee.
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Golly, I've never had that experience of a harsh vape in the morning, and I use a mech and RBA running at .7 ohm. I make my coffee, sit down at my desk and vape on. It's never been harsh for me. I make my own juice, and build my RSST straight genny, and it's always been a good all day vape, from out of bed on through to bedtime again. I have no idea what's harshing your vape.
That sounds positively Jetsons-ish. You need 2 setups ready to go. Waffles in 1 and a coffee flavor in the other
ive been vaping for just over a month now had the same problem have a nice big glass of ice cold water before you vape and it doesnt happen as much. congrats on kicking the analogs
I always have this the first few days of vaping (I have started and stopped a few times. I'm really good at losing mine) but for me it usually clears up after the first couple days.
I agree - coffee first, then vape! And primer puffs too. I'm vaping 24 mg, and the first few vapes hit hard, then it's better. Pretty sure I read that PG tends to have this effect more than VG, but it also provides better vapor and throat hit. Congrats on quitting cigs!
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