And according to data from the National Poison Data System, kids under 12 swallowing, eating, or smoking vaping pods or ingesting the liquid is indeed on the rise.

A sip of vape juice can kill a toddler. Dangerous, illegal bottles are still sold, years after a law tried to protect kids from nicotine poisoning.

A sip of vape juice can kill a toddler. Dangerous, illegal bottles are still being sold, years after a law tried to protect kids from nicotine poison.

Most e-cigs, including JUUL pods, contain nicotine, which is both addictive and toxic. Non-smokers were more likely to start smoking regular cigarettes after getting hooked on vaping, according to ...

E-juice, also known as e-liquid or vape juice, refers to the liquid substance — made up of nicotine, propylene glycol, glycerine, and flavorant — inside vaping devices. Today, 10.8 million ...

Feldman, the CPSC commissioner, observed sale pricing on bottles of liquid nicotine appearing to lack flow restrictors at a vape store in northern Virginia, within 10 miles of the agency’s ...