When vaping devices started getting attention, they seemed like a scientific marvel.
Not only did they appear to be an arguably safer alternative to cigarettes, but they also ensured that people around a smoker wouldn't have to worry about second-hand smoke because the device just emits water vapor.
However, it turns out that the perception of these devices as "safe" was a little too good to be true. The case of one Nevada teen highlights a serious flaw in how vape pens and other products are made and it seems his is not a freak occurrence.