Common sources of cyanide poisoning include smoke inhalation from fires, industries that use cyanide (photography, chemical research, synthetic plastics, metal processing, and electroplating), plants (such as apricot pits and a type of potato called cassava), the cancer treatment laetrile, and cigarette smoke
Similarly, the phenomenon of social smoking is explained by the wish to fit in within a community, to which teenage persons are especially prone (Nichter, 2015)
This change in attitude is encouraging smokers to switch to vaping
2 to 5 mg can cause nausea, and 40 to 60 mg can cause death
Signs of a burnt coil: Burnt or chemical taste Less vapour production Darker e-liquid For refillable devices: Replace your coil every 1-2 weeks
But its best to call your childs provider and ask them for guidance before trying to treat it yourself