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3YOM BIB MOM PRESENTS TO THE ED FOR LEAD BLOOD TESTS AFTER THEIR HOUSE WAS FOUND TO HAVE LEAD LEVELS DURING YEARLY INSPECTION BY *** ***DEPT. UNKNOWN LEAD BLOOD LEVELS DX; LEAD IN RESIDENCE

2 YOF BROUGHT BY DAD, CAME BACK FROM MOTHERS HOUSE C/O POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO DRUGS DX POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO DRUGS

4 YOM BROUGHT BY DAD, AFTER STAYING WITH MOM C/O THINKS WAS EXPOSED TO DRUGS DX POSSIBLE DRUG EXPOSURE

5 YOM PARENTS AND DCS WORKER PRESENT, MOTHER STATES SISTER FILED DCS REPORT STATING MOTHER IS POISONING CHILDREN WITH ARSENIC DX PARENTAL CONCERN FOR CHILD

2 YOF WITH MOM AND DAD, DCS WORKER ALLEGED REPORT BY AUNT THAT MOTHER IS POISONING CHILDREN WITH ARSENIC DX PARENTAL CONCERN ABOUT CHILD

18 MOM INGESTION BAKING SODA DX INGESTION SUBSTANCE ACCIDENTAL

2YOM PRESENTS WITH LEAD EXPOSURE IN THE HOME. DX: LEAD EXPOSURE

3YOF PT INGESTED WATER BEADS FROM A BROKEN STRESS TOY FILLED WITH BEADS DX: ACCIDENTAL INGESTION OF SUBSTANCE

3YOM, HISTORY OF DOWN SYNDROME AND DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY HAD RECENT LABS DONE WHICH SHOWED LEAD LEVEL OF 26.6, PARENTS REPORTS LIVING IN AN OLD HOUSE BUILD IN THE 1900S AND PATIENT LICKS EVERYTHING, DX: ELEVATED BLOOD LEAD LEVEL

13MOM TOOK A HIT OF MOMS VAPE. DX INGESTION

3YOF WITH AN INGESTION. LOCAL POLICE FOUND THE CHILD ALONE IN HER MOTHER'S TRAILER. EMS WERE SUBSEQUENTLY CALLED. DX: INGESTION OF SUBSTANCE

3YOM WAS AT A PARK EARLIER TODAY W/ MOM WHO STATES PT INGESTED AN UNKNOWN NOXIOUS SUBSTANCE THAT WAS ON THE GROUND. MOM THINKS IT WAS EITHER A HOT DOG, PLAY SAND, ANIMAL FECES, OR UNKNOWN MEDICATION BUT IS UNSURE. MOM STATES THERE WAS A PERIOD WHERE SHE WAS NOT DIRECTLY OBSERVING PT AND SHORTLY AFTER RETURNING HOME, PT HAD X2 EPISODES OF NBNB EMESIS AND APPEARED SANDY/ BLACK. DX: INGESTION

I used Burts bees baby face and hand clothes to wipe my babys hands and face. And of course that meant some got on her lips and also she puts her hands in her mouth. I realized at some point that honey is listed as an ingredient in these baby face and hand cloths. I was concerned because honey is dangerous for babies under 1 year old due to botulism. I called Burts bees medical and they told me the honey used was sterilized meaning heated to 175 degrees F. This may be sufficient to destroy the botulism toxin but it is not enough to destroy the spores. That requires at least 240 degrees Fahrenheit. And the spores are what makes the botulism risk. Therefore this product is being marketed as safe for babies to put on their face and hands when in fact it contains unsafe honey. I am now in fear for my 8 month old. I was using the products as they were supposed to be.

VapeL1FE, 861 US-1, Edison, NJ 08817, (732) 243-9617, support@vapel1fe.com, Copyright © 2019, VapeL1FE. Design by Jai Haze (legal name: [REDACTED]), registered with the New Jersey Secretary of State As a LLC, in the name of [REDACTED] (owner/operator). All the e liquid bottles are mostly in glass and do not have flow restrictors in accordance with Title 16, 1700.15(d) (most of the products sold have a manufactured finished product date post-August 8, 2016, this is rather a Food and Drug Administration matter). I have purchased in the past the e liquid entitled "Jai Haze Jimmy-Jo" https://vapel1fe.com/products/jai-haze-jimmy-jo (glass bottles) and "Jai Haze Triple" https://vapel1fe.com/products/jai-haze (glass bottles) which arrived in a bottle without the flow restrictor. Of course Vapel1fe/[REDACTED] had a legal duty to report his non-flow restrictor bottles as a retailer to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ("CPSC"), but he failed to do so as CPSC Commissioner [REDACTED] stated on his Twitter page that 100% of the e liquid manufacturers/retailers have non-flow restrictors or are in violation of Title 16, 1700.15(d). If a child gets a hold of one of these non-flow restrictor bottles that [REDACTED] sells, a child may very well die like the child in December 2014 [REDACTED] "Police reported that the 1-year-old child died after ingesting liquid nicotine at a home in [REDACTED], on Tuesday. The child was found unresponsive and rushed to a hospital where he was later pronounced dead. One teaspoon of liquid nicotine could be lethal to a child, and smaller amounts can cause severe illness, often requiring trips to the emergency department". At that time, the Child Nicotine Poisoning Prevention Act was not yet law until January 28, 2016, nevertheless, the flow restrictors have been a statute (Title 16, 1700.15(d) well before December 2014. There was also another child death in Korea in December 2016 caused by e liquid nicotine poisoning: [REDACTED] Must consum

On Tuesday, April 5th at 7:00am, our 22-month old son, who had been left alone for less than a minute, found and opened one of my husband’s Equate brand nicotine lozenge tubes. He ingested at least one, possibly ½ of another lozenge (for a total of between 4-6mg), leading him to immediately develop symptoms of nicotine poisoning (vomiting, drooling, cardiac arrhythmia, and lethargy). We immediately called poison control who gave us further possible symptoms of nicotine poisoning, (including hypotension, difficulty breathing, cardiac arrhythmia, and seizures), and they recommended we immediately call EMS. We called EMS and due to our rural location, decided to meet them half way to the hospital. Upon transferring our son to the ambulance, they immediately hooked him up to a heart monitor and a blood pressure cuff and inserted an IV into his arm. He continued to vomit and drool but his heart rate and blood pressure remained normal. The bumpy 20 minute EMS ride was the worst twenty minutes of my life and as a parent I prayed that his symptoms would improve and not get worse. Luckily for us, his symptoms appeared to improve the closer we got the hospital and by his 2nd hour of observation in the hospital, he appeared to be his normal self (despite his continued drooling, which continued EVEN AFTER our 4 hour stay in the hospital). What we learned about nicotine poisoning throughout this process was disturbing. We believe he only ingested about 4-6mg of nicotine and our ER doctor told us that the LD 50 for children (Lethal dose for ½ the population) is 12mg. He ate one third the potentially lethal dose. Nicotine poisoning can lead to abnormal heart rate (cardiac arrhythmia), sweating, stomach pain, loss of strength, drooling, seizures, hypotension, vomiting, difficulty breathing and POSSIBLY DEATH. We take full responsibility for not watching our child and for him having access to the bottle of nicotine lozenges. With this being said, I will say that e

Up & Up brand fragrance free wipes are faulty due to sealing issues causing them to mold (specifically the 1200/800 count wipes)