There's a new mystery drug that's hitting the club scene in New York City and the ease of how it's pouring into the area may surprise you. It's called pink cocaine. While its bright color from ...

Pink cocaine is a combination of other drugs. It is pink in color due to the addition of food coloring, and sometimes strawberry or other flavoring, according to the National Capital Poison Center.

Officials say "tusi" or "pink cocaine" is low in price and even higher in risk. It's been linked to several drug busts in NYC and is one of Diddy's alleged drugs of choice.

Officials say "tusi" or "pink cocaine" is low in price and even higher in risk. It's been linked to several drug busts in NYC and is one of Diddy's alleged drugs of choice.

Officials say "tusi" or "pink cocaine" is low in price and even higher in risk. It's been linked to several drug busts in NYC and is one of Diddy's alleged drugs of choice.

The substance gets its pink color due to the use of food coloring, according to the NCPC. "Pink cocaine" is just one of the names the drug goes by. It is also commonly known as Tusi, Tuci, Tusibi ...

Despite its name, the recreational drug may not contain cocaine at all and gets its color from food coloring. And although it is also referred to as tusi, tusibi, tuci or tucibi, experts say it ...

Because it is a street drug, “there’s no way to know exactly what’s in pink cocaine,” WebMD said, noting there’s concern that some batches may include fentanyl, the highly potent opioid ...

The drug is also called pink cocaine, although it typically contains no cocaine. Instead, market-savvy drug dealers concoct the powders from a number of substances.

The drug gets its pink color from food coloring, and in most cases, it does not contain any cocaine at all. The DEA told CBS New York a gram of pink cocaine can cost between $20 and $100 and it's ...