There are not too many rules than about e-cigarette.

Poisons Information Centre had until October of this year noted some thirty cases of suspected or confirmed cases of poisoning had with e-cigarette to do, and half of the cases were children.

If the baby is getting, or on themselves, the nicotine liquid which belongs to e-cigarette it generally leads to poisoning symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and eye or skin irritation, it is said in Poison Information.

Still it so that traditional tobacco products causes clearly more poisonings than e-cigarette, but European poison centers follow yet with the development with some concern.

There are not too many rules than about e-cigarette. They contain varying amounts of nicotine, and some tastes such as chewing gum, which may be appealing to children.