why does my vape taste flavorless

Why Can’t I Taste the Flavor In My Vape?

• Device Problems. The most common reason a vape has lost its tasteful kick may be a mechanical failure in your device.
• Vape Juice Problems. Although it’s rare, your vape liquid could be the problem. ...
• Personal Issues. If your device is set up and working properly, the e-liquid may not be the culprit causing your vape to lack zest.
• Conclusion. ...

Full Answer

Why does my vape taste bad?

If your device is set up and working properly, the e-liquid may not be the culprit causing your vape to lack zest. It’s possible your taste buds are to blame. Regular vaping with similar e-cigarette flavours or e-liquids could be the main cause of why you can’t taste your vape anymore. Dry Mouth. Active vaping can lead to dry mouth and loss of your sense of taste.

Is it normal for a vape to have no flavor?

Sep 15, 2017 · Some of them are related to your device, but another type of reaction related to taste fatigue could also be the issue. Here are some ways to identify the problem and fix it. 6 Reasons Why Your Vape has No Taste or Flavor 1. Low Battery. The first thing to check when you stop getting the desired flavor from your vape is your device’s batteries.

What causes vapers tongue to lose flavor?

Oct 09, 2013 · If you can really feel the flavor on those attys then that just means you need to improve your juice delivery system to RBAs/RDAs/dripping attys/maybe try carto tanks. Also vaper's tongue. Try getting some spicy food, cinnamon or even some menthol to refresh your taste buds, then vape your juices again.

Can vaping cause flavor fatigue?

The awful taste is because the heating coil vaporizes the e-liquid too quickly, causing the wick to run out of e-liquid before it can replenish itself. Eventually, the coil will overheat, burning the wick. When you vape at higher than recommended wattage levels, you’ll end up with a weird taste, which will also ruin your coils and devices.

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Why does my vape juice taste bland?

1. Low Battery

The first thing to check when you stop getting the desired flavor from your vape is your device’s batteries.

2. Cartridge

If you’re using a vape with a cartridge, this could be a sign that it’s time to swap out for a fresh one. Your device may be pulling just enough leftover liquid to give you a vapor cloud, but you definitely won’t be getting the robust flavor of a full, or even half-full, cartridge.

3. Atomizers

If you haven’t swapped out your atomizer lately, it might be time to do so. As you fill your tank and vape it down to zero again and again, small amounts of residue build up on your coil. This can cause the coil to heat poorly or unevenly. Sure, you will still get some vapor with continued use, but you definitely won’t enjoy the taste.

4. Adjusting Your Device

After checking for any parts that may have worn out, it’s time to try adjusting your device. Some flavors perform best in drip atomizers, while others do well in tanks. Adjusting your wattage upward may bring out flavors that were missing at first.

5. Steeping Your Liquid

On the less technical side of things, it could be that your liquid needs some time to steep before you vape it. The need to steep e-liquids is often a result of manufacturers shipping the products out immediately after mixing without letting them settle first.

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

Why does vaping dry your mouth?

Vaping for long periods of time without consuming enough fluids can cause your mouth to dry up and that’s when your body’s natural defenses kick in – a thin film forms up inside your mouth to prevent the tongue and olfactory senses from becoming too dry.

Does smoking affect taste?

Smoking is known to inhibit your sense of taste, but things start to improve the moment you quit. However, as your sense of taste starts to improve it may become overwhelmed by all the new sensations and temporarily shut down, resulting in that annoying vaper’s tongue syndrome.

Can vaping cause tongue pain?

Dealing with vaper’s tongue syndrome can be a pain, but at least now you know it’s a very common problem for e-cigarette users and that there are ways to prevent and treat it. However, although vaper’s tongue is most often to blame when an e-liquid doesn’t taste the way it used to, sometimes the juice does indeed change flavor.

What are some good alternatives to smoking?

Delicious flavors are one of the traits that make electronic cigarettes such a great alternative to smoking. Whether you prefer fruits, sweets or even liquor, there’s bound to be an e-liquid out there so delicious that it can make you forget all about that nasty taste of burnt tobacco.

Does vaping affect your taste buds?

The first thing I should point out is that “vaper’s tongue” isn’t actually a problem with your taste buds or your tongue at all. As Katrina Schuster at Mt. Baker Vapor points out, your tongue only has the ability to pickup five different sensations: sweet, sour, bitter, salty and savory – it’s the olfactory sensors at the top of your nasal passage that allow your brain to decipher different flavors.

Can you steep e juice?

Although some companies allow e-juice to steep in the warehouse, other companies send it freshly mixed. If you just received your e-juice and it doesn’t have any flavor, it’s probably not vapors tongue – it probably needs steeping. Don’t Worry…. Just Give It Time….

How long does it take for e juice to steep?

Always be sure to STEEP! Most e-juice takes 2 to 4 weeks to steep. Steeping allows it to fully blend, deepening and enriching the flavor. Although some companies allow e-juice to steep in the warehouse, other companies send it freshly mixed.

What to do if you don't brush your teeth?

For one thing, if you don’t brush your teeth it’s kind of gross! Plus, it will help to remove build up from your tongue. Throw in the minty aroma, and it may be all that you need. Rinse out your mouth. Since vapor fatigue is caused by your olfactory senses, this is another case where minty aromas may be the key.

PG – The Once and Future King

Propylene glycol was once the reigning king of e-juices. Although it has ceded that crown slightly to its hip new cousin, VG, it’s still a vital component in 95% of vape juice. As a byproduct of petroleum, propylene glycol is commonly found in household items like toothpaste, medical products, and various beauty products.

VG – The Challenger

Vegetable glycerin is found in all kinds of products, from food sweeteners to additives in baked goods which helps keep them moist. In fact, it is derived from vegetable oil, which makes this a relatively natural alternative to PG. That having been said, there are some pros and cons to consider.

Do We Have to Choose Only One?

The answer to this question is, of course, no. Almost all vape juices today use a combination of both, but you should take a few factors into consideration when choosing your ratio.