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Legal Loophole Allowing Deadly Chemical To Be Imported Into Australia

byCT Report
03/09/2019
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A legal loophole is allowing a dangerous chemical to flow into Australia with deadly consequences.
Liquid nicotine for e-cigarettes can’t be imported without a prescription, but a 10 News First special investigation has revealed authorities are letting it through unchecked.

The deadly chemical is a by-product of the vaping craze and it can be lethal.

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In June last year, a Victorian Toddler identified only as Baby J died after ingesting liquid nicotine.

Baby J’s mother had imported it from the US.

The 18-month-old child drank it, suffered severe brain injury and died two weeks later.

Health authorities are warning it could happen again.

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