The manufacturer of popular caffeinated alcohol drink Four Loko said Tuesday it will remove the caffeine from its products, pulling the blend off the market just as the Food and Drug ...

College kids call it "blackout in a can" and "liquid cocaine." We call it a 23.5-ounce refrigerated can of nitroglycerin that's primed to explode. Welcome to the world of Four Loko, the fruity and ...

caffeine drinks laced with alcohol should be banned. The Food and Drug Administration must immediately examine the safety of the new alcohol-caffeine drink craze and consider removing it from ...

Brewer added, "The only reason that you drink Four Loko is to binge. You don't drink it because of its wonderful aroma and because it's been aged for 18 years in oak barrels in a castle.

Four Loko, once a caffeine-spiked alcoholic drink, was banned in several states and reformulated under pressure from the FDA in 2010. It no longer contains caffeine.

Now, the FTC is focused on the alcohol content of the 23.5-ounce Four Loko malt beverages. The FTC alleges that Phusion misrepresented the amount of alcohol in those cans as being the equivalent ...

Caffeinated alcoholic drinks have made headlines over the last year, including a case last month when nine students at Central Washington University were hospitalized after drinking Four Loko at a ...

A controversial drink that's believed to have sent dozens of students to the hospital is being sold in stores near University of New Mexico.Some say it is crazy to try the drink Four Loko -- a ...

Four Loko's main product is a 23.5-ounce drink with 12 percent alcohol - roughly equivalent to drinking five 12-ounce beers. The drink also has about a cup's worth of coffee, ...

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