Nicotine containing products that are currently not regulated by the FDA
On 4/25/14, the FDA proposed legislation to allow them to regulate e-cigarettes like other tobacco products
Nicotine usually suspended in a propylene glycol or vegetable glycerin solution (labeled as %PG/%VG)
From Sept 2010 - Feb 2014, there were 16,248 toxic exposures to traditional<unk>  and 2,405 toxic exposures to e-cigarettes
Exposures to e-cigarettes increased from 1/month to 215/month over that time period
Some are fixed products with no refill capabilities (Ex. Blu e-cigarettes) while others can be refilled with replacement nicotine fluid
Common strengths include 6mg/ml (low), 12mg/ml (medium-low), 18mg/ml (medium), 24mg/ml (high) and 36mg/ml (Ultra-high)
Common refill sizes range from 5ml to 30ml
Products come in a variety of flavors that can be enticing to children
Bubble gum, root beer, extreme soda, Ecto-cooler, Banana cream pie, toasted marshmallow, etc.
Electronic cigarettes
Anticholinergic Toxicity
Dirty bomb
Organophosphate Toxicity
Hazmat exposure
Sympathomimetic Toxicity
Caustic cocktail
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome 