eGo AIO has bad taste now

Ask for Sidegra. Exactly the same, but made in LoS. Even sold in Villa Market.

 

Hi,
555 i know sidegra but don't need it yet. Was talking about another kind of blue pills. Thanks for information anyway.
Cheers.

 

Still haven't sorted this problem out. Yesterday I clean the tank with alcohol, cleaned everything else I could see, and replaced the coil. I put in my usual Hawk Sauce and a new JoyeTech flavor. There's no burning taste or anything bad like that but it doesn't taste appealing. Probably it's my body.

Last year I read about vapor's tongue and eventually bought a little plastic tongue scraper that clears off the vaping residue. That worked great for 6 months. Maybe I should try something other than Hawk Sauce? I'd love to enjoy vaping again instead of just getting a nicotine fix.

 

I can change the flavors easily. Is only using 12 mg. Hawk Sauce a problem? I'm really not sure what else would be a good choice but I'm willing to try something different.

 

Hawk sauce can't be a problem IMO,
did you try very strong juice as for exemple "ice mint" "artic menthol" or something equivalent but strong?,
If you don't have any difference, It could mean you need an other atomizer.

 

I'll try "ice mint" or something like that to see how the tastes. Thanks!

 

Hawk Sauce isn't the problem. It was one of my morning "palate cleaning" vapes for over a year until I went off mint/menthol.
Never had vapers tongue, because every time I bought a new atty, I put a different juice in, until I had about a dozen to rotate, which now seems silly. I now have only 4-5 juices on the go, and plenty of clean tanks to swap to. Suits me right now, but subject to change without notice.
Good luck. Hope you get sorted.

 

You may well know this as you have been vaping for some time but just incase there are a few other things it could be regarding the device itself; Try changing any O rings and seals if you can. I dont know this device personally but most tanks come with spares these days due to juice degradation, and does it have a plastic or a glass tank? Certain juices (like citrus) are known to degrade and corrode plastic tanks and seals, that could drastically change the taste creating a burnt taste. It also matters where you keep your juice, how much Nic is in there and how much you have, Bright light, direct sunlight can alter the taste, Nic can change the taste if its been sitting a while and larger quantities can change taste over time also but "over-steeping" although i suppose this isnt the case as the juice would need to sit for a very long time.