Well it seems like at least once a month, I have vapor's tongue. Its becoming quite aggravating! I've read some remedies, that have not helped at all. So I'm wondering if anyone has any advice on getting rid of, or preventing vapor's tongue?
Vapor's tongue... again!
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Cut back on the flavoring ?
Cut back on the Pg ?
Cut back on the volts ?
This may help
Cut back on the Pg ?
Cut back on the volts ?
This may help
I used to vape 2 or 3 PVs alternately with different flavors in them. That did it for me unless I chain vaped hard for way too long. These days I vape mech mods and rebuildables. They have enough power to let me vape the same thing for quite a while before I lose the flavors all together, but it's still possible.
As for a remedy once it hits, don't vape for a couple of hours, or really reduce how often you vape. In the same vein, vape unflavored for a while. Both of these just give your taste buds time to recover from the over exposure. This works for me, YMMV.
As for a remedy once it hits, don't vape for a couple of hours, or really reduce how often you vape. In the same vein, vape unflavored for a while. Both of these just give your taste buds time to recover from the over exposure. This works for me, YMMV.
I found this article most helpful http://www.ecigarettedirect.co.uk/ashtray-blog/2014/03/vapers-tongue.html
I get the vapor tongue often. I have come to the conclusion that it has nothing to do with my tongue. It is my sinuses. If I have a stuffy nose I cannot taste. For me that is in the mornings right after I wake up. After I start moving around, things clear up.
Changing flavors quite often helps me. I think I just get burned out on a certain flavor I like and your senses just get used to it and can't taste it any more. Sort of like being in a room with something that stinks. After a while, you don't notice it. Get away from it and go back and BAM, there is the smell again.
It is what we call it when vapers suddenly can't taste their juices anymore.
I believe there is more input from the nose in tasting food than from the tongue. I would say that even more nose input is involved in the 'flavor' we sense from vaping than tongue input. Vaper's nose is probably a better term than vaper's tongue, but good luck to anyone who wants to try changing that one
Ryedan is right. I still get it ocassionally even rotating flavors. What I've noticed is I get it when I have dry nose. There must be a correlation between vaper's tongue and dry nose. No matter how much I drink, I still get that... sometimes its actually painful. Ayr gel in the nose helps. I remember an experiment in Bio class in school. We had to taste mashed up apples and onions separately with our noses held shut and we couldn't tell the difference between them... didn't know which was in our mouth... so sense of taste is affected by the nose.
Second the mention of using unflavored occasionally. You might just like it enough to use it all the time!! Many of us do.
I think I may have this
Just about every juice today tastes like crap or like nothing at all. I can smell the goodness blowing out my nose but no flavor in my mouth.
I tasted around 20 flavor samples and hated them all at the local b+m. With the faces I made, I don't think they'll want me back anytime soon. LOL!
Wonder if I should try cinnamon again? Maybe that will perk up my buds.
Just about every juice today tastes like crap or like nothing at all. I can smell the goodness blowing out my nose but no flavor in my mouth.I tasted around 20 flavor samples and hated them all at the local b+m. With the faces I made, I don't think they'll want me back anytime soon. LOL!
Wonder if I should try cinnamon again? Maybe that will perk up my buds.
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