1. Experiment with Techniques

Now, I’ve always assumed that a ‘mouth-to-lung inhale’ (it’s not a technical term, but one widely used in the vaper community) would be less likely to lead to coughing. But that’s not always the case, as this comment by Brown Eyed Pea on Reddit shows:

I used to (and still do sometimes) with mouth to lung inhales, never with direct lung inhales for some reason So it’s important to experiment with technique to find the right one for you. I’d love to know which techniques works best for you, so do let me know in the comments below.

2. Change PG/VG Ratio

If you continue to experience a cough when you vape, you could change the PG/VG ratio. Most e-liquids are made up of PG (propylene glycol) and VG (vegetable glycerine). VG is smoother, and many people who use high powered box mods find they need to use an e-liquid with a high VG ratio to avoid coughing. A small minority of people need to use a 100% VG e-liquid, although unfortunately these can be rather harsh on atomisers.In the last passage, i have mentioned some reasons you may get cough, click to see!

3. Experiment With Nicotine Levels

We’ve seen that nicotine can affect the throat hit that you get. So if coughing is an issue, it may be worth temporarily reducing the nicotine that you use. However, remember that scientists tell us the harm with smoking comes from the smoke, not the nicotine. So once you are used to vaping, it might be worth increasing the nicotine level if it helps you stay off tobacco cigarettes.

4. Drink Water

We’ve seen that PG and VG can cause minor dehydration, but can you tackle this by simply drinking more water.

5. Change the Speed of Inhale

In the Facebook comments below Alan Miller finds that inhaling really slowly can lead to coughing, as their is not enough air hitting the coil in your e-cigarette. By experimenting with the speed you inhale, you may be able to reduce coughing.

6. Change the Speed of Exhale

Celeb Fawkes finds that you can reduce the chance of coughing by using a slow, controlled exhale.

7. Add a Drop of Menthod

Edward suggests adding a drop of menthol e-liquid to your e-juice. Finally, The Positive Side Effects of Vaping If you are thinking of quitting e-cigs at the first hurdle, it might be worth considering the positive side effects of vaping. While most reported side effects are both minor and temporary, research shows that the positive effects of vaping can be huge, especially if you switch 100% to electronic cigarettes. Here are just some of those found by scientists:

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