A party drink that has been blamed for killing many people is now being sold on the mainland and in some Hong Kong pharmacies. The dangerous drink is called Four Loko, and is produced by Phusion ...

LOS ANGELES, CA Feb. 4, 2025 Four Loko, the resilient, fearless, and unapologetically fun flavored malt beverage (FMB), is back for the 2025 Loko Season with its latest creation: Four Loko Camo.

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.

In its second, 2008 iteration, the one that would lift the beverage to notoriety, Four gained its “Loko,” grew to tall-boy size, cut the wormwood, and got a flashy neon camo look.The alcohol ...

Four Loko relaunched in 2014, and to this day researchers are worried about the damage it could be causing due to its high alcoholic percentage. The culprit? That brightly colored label.

The report describes 11 cases of young people who wound up at Bellevue Hospital Center during a four-month period in 2010 after drinking Four Loko. The median age of these kids was 16.4 years, and ...

Four Loko's label already disclosed the percentage of alcohol in the drink. The new labels will name the amount of alcohol a can of Four Loko contains and compare it to the amount in regular beer.

The Food and Drug Administration has told four manufacturers of caffeinated alcoholic beverages, including the makers of Four Loko, to remove the caffeine from their drinks.

Four Loko comes in several varieties, including fruit punch and blue raspberry. A 23.5-ounce can sells for about $2.50 and has an alcohol content of 12 percent, comparable to four beers, according ...

Say “Four Loko Seltzer Sour With a Hint of Blue Razz” three times and it’s sure to invoke the ghost of a frat boy named Kyle who calls you a pussy and tries to piss ectoplasm into your sink.