Electronic cigarettes taken off shelves over safety concerns

Electronic cigarettes have been removed from the shelves of leading Irish pharmacies because the products may be unsafe.

Electronic cigarettes have been removed from the shelves of leading Irish pharmacies because the products may be unsafe.

Invented by a Chinese pharmacist, the devices can be charged through a computer and allow people to smoke where tobacco is banned.

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