Why doesn't my vape taste good anymore?
Many vapers may meet these problems: If you vape with an e-juice for a long time, you may feel the taste is light or numb can't taste. It may caused by you have a temporary taste loss and your taste has a numbness. So how we solve this problem? Here are some suggestions to try it out. 1. Try a new flavor
Why does my e-liquid taste bad?
It may caused by you have a temporary taste loss and your taste has a numbness. So how we solve this problem? Here are some suggestions to try it out. 1. Try a new flavor Change a new kind of E-liquid and bring your taste buds some fresh stimulation. 2. Try stronger flavors
Should you switch to a different flavor when vaping?
Some people suggest switching to a completely different flavor to see if you can give your taste buds a jump start, although most would agree this really isn’t a “cure.” In general, the most effective thing to do is to take a break from vaping altogether for a day or two and see if your body recovers.
How to improve flavor on bad tasting juices?
Steeping can improve flavor on complex juices. Steeping will not improve flavor on crap tasting juices. Your taste buds may be getting used to your same ol' flavor and are becoming "immune". Have someone else who vapes try them and give you an opinion. Try a new flavor.
Complimentary Flavours
This is something we all know about, but as new vapers it might be something we didn't think would affect the taste of our e-cigarette. What I'm talking about here is the same thing as brushing your teeth before having a cup of tea, or on the other side of the coin, having a glass of red wine with your steak.
Illness and Tiredness
When you have a cold, flu or aren't feeling 100% for whatever reason, it will affect the taste of your vapour. It sounds fairly obvious as I'm typing it now, but it really did surprise me the first couple of times I experienced it and it can be quite dramatic.
Fresh Coils and Old Coils
I think most would agree that the best flavour you get is on the second or third fill of your e-cigarette device. From there on in it's a gradual downhill path, until it gets to the point where you start tasting a burnt dirty flavour or it just deteriorates to a simple lack of taste and vapour production.
Flavour Fatigue
I think flavour fatigue is the main reason for what people call 'Vapers Tongue', when vapers can't taste any flavour in their e-liquids. We are essentially bombarding our taste-buds with relatively strong flavours all day and sometimes I think we just need to give them a rest.
What does it mean when you steep your E juice?
Steeping is a process by which you allow your E Juice to mix properly and develop its true flavor potential.
What is the flavor of e-liquid?
Move from a flavorless brand to one that is known for more pronounced flavor. Sometimes it is the flavor itself that leads to vaper’s tongue. For example, strawberry can have a faint flavor and therefore is often mixed with cream or banana. Whereas something like watermelon and lemon always have a strong flavor all on their own.
Can coffee beans help with vaping?
Not just for wine tasting and trying on perfume, but also a cure for vaper’s tongue. Taking a deep whiff of fresh coffee beans will also reset your sense of taste.
Does vaping cause dry mouth?
Having a dry mouth will make it harder for your senses to experience the full flavor of your E-Juice. A dry mouth contributes to a loss of taste and flavor . Drinking lots of water is the best way to stay hydrated and continue vaping without a dry mouth.
JennL New Member
First I'll intro a bit.....I've been a smoker (analog I guess it's called now) for 30 years. Was pretty excited about vaping and have been giving it a try for about 7-8 weeks now. I'm a bit OCD when it comes to trying new things and buy everything right away. Lol
Fattlestar Ultra Member Verified Member
It appears to happen a lot to new vapers, although it can apparently happen to anyone. Search vaper's tongue and you'll find a lot of info about it.
vexxis Senior Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
You might want to consider DIY'ing your own e- juice. Sometimes mine has too much flavour so I just open the tank and add some more flavourless mix. Other times if I find I don't have enough flavour I just add a couple of more drops of concentrated flavouring.
Moneyball Full Member
Okay, so if you go back to cigs, you will continue having the problem most likely. You will continue having trouble tasting flavors. Around the 2-3 month mark it was flavorless to me too. That's when I started changing flavors regularly.
Stacy1 Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
Sounds like a classic case of vaper's tongue to me. Make sure you are drinking PLENTY of water. Vaping can dehydrate you if you arent taking in enough water. It will pass. Now is a good time to vape those juices you bought and found that you didn't really care for. There is a good bit of information on the forums about vaper's tongue.
SupplyDaddy I'm considered a Mad Scientist in some circles! Verified Member ECF Veteran
In order to keep from losing tastes, I use 3 or 4 different flavors Always. Not one flavor today, a different one tomorrow.. I mean like a drag off of one, a drag off another, etc.
a wandering soul Vaping Master ECF Veteran
agreed w/ what others have said. increase your water intake.. quite a bit... also mix up your flavors more. even when i did use tanks i rarely filled any up.. i like to rotate flavors constantly.
crunchytaco76 Full Member
I've been vaping since about the beginning of March. I've been making my own juice from the start since it's so much cheaper. I have tasted a few pre-made juices though. My first juice I ever made and that I vaped quite a lot for the first few months was a TFA caramel, and I liked it a lot.
FINNIX Senior Member ECF Veteran
Alas I'm in the same boat. I used to like my TW American Red Tobacco but now it tastes of weak milk. Horrible flavour from 2 different bottles and fresh atomizers.
Galactic Stone Moved On
If you smoked analogs for decades (like me), your taste buds are probably shot. I hear they come back after you quit smoking, but I haven't noticed it yet. I've been off analogs and on vaporizers since July and my taste buds are still AWOL. Regardless of which juice I try or what the flavor is supposed to be, I taste nothing or almost nothing.
tazzjv123 Full Member
I am having the same issue. I got new liquids vape one for about an hour then it loses its flavor. I clean my atomizer try another flavor, same thing happens. I don't know if its taste buds or what. The one flavor that so far it hasn't happened to is cinnamon. So I don't know how to fix this.
eHuman Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
Steeping can improve flavor on complex juices. Steeping will not improve flavor on crap tasting juices.
jrs99 Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
If you smoked analogs for decades (like me), your taste buds are probably shot. I hear they come back after you quit smoking, but I haven't noticed it yet. I've been off analogs and on vaporizers since July and my taste buds are still AWOL. Regardless of which juice I try or what the flavor is supposed to be, I taste nothing or almost nothing.
cain wolloms Full Member
I think a lot of it has to do with the quality of your juice and how it was made. Also take a look at your pg:vg rations and try mixing those up a bit. Virgin vapors has all organic juices that are dripping with flavor and they also will add extra flavoring if you ask for it. hope this helps
