What causes the burning when you get e-liquid in your mouth and what doesn't leak?

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The issues persisted with the vanilla from AquaVapor. I've had to keep a bowl filled with water containing a sponge so I can wipe my lips every now and then due to the burning. I got the specs from them and it's 30 VG/70 PG (not sure which number goes first or if different people swap them around). Nicotine content is what they call Ultra Light Strength - 11 mg.

I got my 100% VG (no distilled water) vanilla from Mt Baker Vapor but when I ordered their light nicotine I just found out it's only 6 mg. They call their 12 mg mild instead of light.

I also have some 80 VG / 20 PG Ultamint from madvapes 11mg. They don't call it anything.

Guess, I just learned something. Don't go by what it's called.

I decided to test the 100% VG, 6 mg nicotine by putting a small amount on my tongue and no burning!

As soon as I put the AquaVapor 30/70 11mg on my tongue, it burnt like hell and had to immediately rinse out my mouth.

I then put the madvapes 80/20 11 mg on my tongue and though it's a bit harder to tell since it's Ultamint (the mint is really felt on the tongue) it's definitely not burning.

I have a theory why I never bothered me for almost 3 weeks. My mouth is becoming more sensitive since I gave up cigarettes. Anyone have similar issues?

The only problem with the 100% VG vanilla from Mt Baker Vapor is that it has no flavor. I should have add extra flavor shots since it's 100% VG. I'm reordering another bottle with 5 flavor shots and headed to the corner store for some Vapor X vanilla. I had used it the first week of vaping and really liked it. I plan on mixing it with the 100% VG.
 

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I'm pretty sure it's the nicotine as others have stated. It's pretty much gone away since I've been vaping 6 mg or 3 mg juices. It happened mostly in the morning after I had brushed my teeth. The toothpaste I use seems to make the inner linings on my mouth very porous. Especially after my morning brush. This made the nicotine really adhere and caused the burnings.
 
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