Spring brings humidity, and humid air can affect how your vape performs. You might notice more condensation inside the mouthpiece. That's normal, but it can dilute flavor and make the device feel weaker.

To compensate, try taking slightly shorter, slower puffs. This gives the vapor more time to condense less, and it prevents over-saturation of the coil. If you're using a device with adjustable airflow (like the LINQ-PRO), you can close it down a notch for a tighter draw that feels more consistent in humid conditions.

If your device doesn't have adjustable airflow, just slow down your inhale. It's a small tweak that can make a big difference.