Been doing a lot of reading, here and on the ELR forum. Researching the question of using saline in mixes, or DI H2O. A lot of people were mentioning "dry" mixes,, or more accurately how to get a "wet" vape. Some have said that FA flavors tend to be dryer than others. Being a little concerned about diacetyl I've been buying a lot of FA flavors, more than half my stash is FA. And most of my recent mixes are all FA.
My question is,, has anyone noticed severe dryness with juices that are all FA? I think vaping in general always causes some dryness, especially for a heavy vaper ( like me!) But it's the coughing that's bothering me. Since I've started using more FA than anything else I'm coughing,, a really dry cough. It's hard to explain but it seems to get me not in the throat but from deep down.
I had some juice I made a few weeks ago that was mostly TPA so I've been using that today and no coughing. Just changed my tank to a fruity FA blend and yeah, the cough is back.
Am I nuts?? Or is this stuff really "dry" enough to cause coughing??
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My question is,, has anyone noticed severe dryness with juices that are all FA? I think vaping in general always causes some dryness, especially for a heavy vaper ( like me!) But it's the coughing that's bothering me. Since I've started using more FA than anything else I'm coughing,, a really dry cough. It's hard to explain but it seems to get me not in the throat but from deep down.
I had some juice I made a few weeks ago that was mostly TPA so I've been using that today and no coughing. Just changed my tank to a fruity FA blend and yeah, the cough is back.
Am I nuts?? Or is this stuff really "dry" enough to cause coughing??
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. Little disappointed though, I like their flavors. Will have to use them in mixes with other stuff. Or I wonder if adding the DI H2O would help? Worth a shot I guess. 
