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The FDA has not provided a guideline for use

January 2014 E-cigarettes to be banned for under-18s Professor Dame Sally Davies, the governments chief medical officer, said: We do not yet know the harm that e-cigarettes can cause to adults let alone to children, but we do know they are not risk free

Toxic byproducts are also created during this process, adding to the airborne chemicals already in the air because of the weed smoke

The distribution company's owner told the Sydney Morning Herald that wholesalers in other states may have sent the cigarettes to stores in New South Wales in error after his company stopped importing the brand