Hello! I wonder if anyone can help with my problem..?
I switched to e cigs approx two and a half years ago but after six months of vaping, I developed a small irritation in my mouth - a little dry patch on the inside of my right cheek. The patch wasn't painful or sore or swollen, but noticeable. I had no other reactions or symptoms. After enquiries and research, I came to the conclusion that I was probably mildly allergic to PG, which, as you know, is a common ingredient of most e liquids and the probable cause of the irritation I was suffering. I found a company online that sold E liquids that were 100% VG and I have been vaping with those ever since, with no Ill effects. Unfortunately, after nearly two years, I have recently noticed that the dry patch reaction in my mouth has returned. To try and remedy this, I have tried different flavours and even liquids that are Nicotine free, but nothing works, and the allergic symptoms appear to be getting slightly worse. I have just switched to a different device but it doesn't appear to have made any difference. Please advise.
I switched to e cigs approx two and a half years ago but after six months of vaping, I developed a small irritation in my mouth - a little dry patch on the inside of my right cheek. The patch wasn't painful or sore or swollen, but noticeable. I had no other reactions or symptoms. After enquiries and research, I came to the conclusion that I was probably mildly allergic to PG, which, as you know, is a common ingredient of most e liquids and the probable cause of the irritation I was suffering. I found a company online that sold E liquids that were 100% VG and I have been vaping with those ever since, with no Ill effects. Unfortunately, after nearly two years, I have recently noticed that the dry patch reaction in my mouth has returned. To try and remedy this, I have tried different flavours and even liquids that are Nicotine free, but nothing works, and the allergic symptoms appear to be getting slightly worse. I have just switched to a different device but it doesn't appear to have made any difference. Please advise.