A Colorado Springs store voluntarily stops selling an herbal liquid that sent four teens to the hospital last week.
The owner of Mind Excursions, Kevin Schnitker pulled the liquid Green Hornet and other products by the same manufacturer off store
shelves. The products have also been removed from the store's
advertising and Web site.
Four Colorado Springs teenagers were hospitalized Friday after drinking Green Hornet. The dietary supplement is marketed as a legal alternative to the illegal club drug, Ecstasy.
One of the teenagers says he assumed the product was safe because its legal to buy.
All four teens have since been released from the hospital.
Updated: 05/18/12 - Hanging on for dear life. It takes on a whole new meaning when you’re riding a bucking bull 10 times your size. But that’s just another day at the office for PBR star Austin Meier. Here’s how he lives a FIT LIFE: Read More
Updated: 05/17/12 - I'm ready for Saturday! And I'm REALLY ready to beat my time from last year. I'm finding inspiration from my friends - and a friendly tortoise. Read More
Updated: 05/13/12 - A 9 -month season comes down to 90 seconds. Read More
Posted: 05/01/12 - I'm making more room for fruits and vegetables in my diet, after learning some STARTLING information about how little farmland is dedicated to growing them. Read More
Posted: 05/01/12 - Identify these vegetables! That's all I had to do. Read on to find out how I did, along with some new inspiration for veggie knowledge in the future. Read More
