A lot of times, the vape-shop will use a battery that is not fully charged, or a variable-voltage battery that is set at 3.3V (lowest settings). Another difference is the type of tank they have their juices in... different tank's coil orientation and resistance will taste differently.
An EVOD tank also comes pre-installed with a coil, usually 2.5 Ohm or 2.2 Ohm, but sometimes a low-resistance coil of 1.5 or 1.8 Ohm. The juice will taste differently with different resistance coils. Pre-installed coils are not always the best coil... replacement coils almost always last longer and provide better flavor. If the juice tastes hot or burnt, you should use a higher wattage coil, or turn down the Voltage of your VV battery (if you are using one), or try a replacement coil.
Personally, I prefer 1.5 Ohm coils at 3.7V, but some juices just taste a little better with a 1.8 Ohm or even a 2.0/2.2 Ohm coil.... especially bakery flavors or chocolates.
OhmWrecker is correct... high PG levels will make a harsher throat-hit, but if it tasted good in the shop, it should taste similar at home (in your tank). The only variables should be the type of tank (top or bottom coil, single or dual-coil), resistance of coil, and Voltage applied from your battery.
Why risk damaging your unit when you can just dry burn it? Do this in Alcohol and risk it flaring up. Sorry, but that is the worst advice I have seen here next to making coils out of bread ties.
I wish you luck on your journey to quitting analogs it's not an easy one but you can do it. I was really grouchy when I exclusively started vaping I felt like I wasn't getting my nicotine fix. When I got my mom a E-Cig to try she didn't like it she didn't think the hits felt the same but then she would slowly cut back on the analogs week by week until she just wasn't even buying them anymore. I was different from her but everybody has there differences and some people have harder times than others you just have to keep with it and look to the future positives of not smoking.
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If you're going to use homophobic slurs, at least correct your grammar.
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step 4 fire it and make wraps "clean" (touching evenly spaced hotspots etc)
thats usualy when it smells for me from the oils on my hands or whatever residue is on the coils I dont fire it again until its all saturated and ready to go
Step 5 re-test ohms (personally always do JUST to make sure everything is set)
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