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Wax
Definition:
Ingestion of high amounts of wax or crayons. Alternative Names:
Crayons Text Continues Below
Poisonous Ingredient:
In general, wax is not poisonous. If a child eats a small amount of crayon, the wax will pass through the child's system without causing a problem. However, if a child eats a large amount of crayon or wax, the intestines could potentially become blocked. Where Found:
Note: This list may not be all inclusive.
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