14 Tokyo Students Hospitalized After Eating 'Super Spicy' Chips

The chips, containing potent ghost peppers, are labeled as unsafe for those under 18 and come with multiple health warnings.

Over 30 students shared the 'R 18+ Curry Chips' during recess, leading to nausea and pain.
The chips are made by Isoyama Corp., which has issued an apology and wished the students a swift recovery.
Warnings on the packaging advise against consumption by minors and those with health issues.
Ghost peppers, one of the world's hottest chillies, are used in the chips, contributing to their extreme spiciness.
This incident follows a trend of spicy food challenges causing health issues worldwide.