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What happens if a 13 year old smoked my electronic ciggarette?
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Don't let it happen : One cigarette, even an electronic one, will not harm the child. However, i would encourage you to keep the device away from them. If you can stop them getting addicted this early it would be better.
Answered 4/24/2015
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