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naughtysmurf · 2013-02-21 11:30:37

Why do people advise holding the vapour in your mouth before inhaling? I've been tending to just draw & inhale like I would have with an analog

21-02-2013 11:30am

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naughtysmurf

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Why do people advise holding the vapour in your mouth before inhaling?

I've been tending to just draw & inhale like I would have with an analog

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#2 21-02-2013 11:47am

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

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i dont think they mean to hold it in your mouth for any period of time.. just draw into mouth then inhale, as opposed to going straight into the lungs.. which will cause a coughing fit in most people

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#3 21-02-2013 12:36pm

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The vapour can cause cough gags in people that are not used to it.

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