Lawsuits Filed After E-cigarette Explosions Cause Permanent Injuries
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Why safer vaping devices that don't explode will not be available in the U.S.
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Vape Explosions: What Vapers Need to Know - Vaping360
Colorado vapers burned by exploding e-cigarettes – The Denver Post
O.C. man says he lost eye from e-cigarette explosion, files lawsuit – Orange County Register
What's Causing Some E-Cigarette Batteries to Explode?
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E-cigarette explodes in teen's mouth, blows hole in his jaw
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Colorado man, Cordero Caples, seriously injured by e-cigarette explosion - CBS News
Exploding e-cigarettes send users to hospital with gruesome injuries
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E-cigarette explodes in teenager's mouth, breaks jaw, knocks out teeth
Vape pen charger explosion causes thousands of dollars worth of damage to California woman's home - ABC7 Chicago
Vape Battery Safety Guide - Ruthless Vapor Corporation
E-CIG EXPLOSIONS!!! - What The News Doesn't Tell You - YouTube
E-cigs are exploding in vapers' mouths, leaving gruesome injuries | The Seattle Times
