Where can I buy Cocaine Energy Drink?
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the 15 south turns into the 805 south i believe, 805 turns into the 905 in chula vista, go 905 west, get off on the first exit on your right, the name of the actual exit escapes me but its the first one, make a right and keep going straight, its on the left
saw it there last week ill check today after work if you dont head out before me
saw it there last week ill check today after work if you dont head out before me
are you serious?! my cousin has been trying to sell her energy drinks forever now man.....she'll send them to ya...no joke, hit me up about it..i've been bitching and complaining for the past couple of weeks about it, because e-bay and craigslist took it off because it was banned..dumb shit..
no joke..talk to me haha.
your local cocaine dealer..
no joke..talk to me haha.
your local cocaine dealer..
http://www.physorg.com/news98161246.html
Banned 'Cocaine' energy drink re-emerges as 'Censored'
An energy drink that was barred by the US government from going on the market with the name "Cocaine" will re-emerge under the tongue-in-cheek moniker "Censored," its maker said Friday.
"We love the 'Censored' name because it has the same rebellious and fun spirit that our original name did," said Redux Beverages LLC founder Jamey Kirby.
The company announced Tuesday it was going to change the name of the "Cocaine" beverage in the face of pressure from officials and others who said it glamorized illegal drug use.
The Las Vegas, Nevada-based firm said it took the action about the title of its caffeine-loaded drink -- which contains no cocaine despite the name -- in the face of "threats" by the US Food and Drug Administration and state officials.
Legal troubles for the firm began on April 4, when the FDA issued a warning to Redux that it considered the drink illegal, saying it was being marketed as an alternative to an illegal street drug and making claims to treat or cure disease.
The drink contains over 1,100 milligrams of caffeine, slightly more than a large Starbucks coffee, according to the company, and among the highest in the category.
It also contains taurine, an amino acid, and guarana, a stimulant from a South American plant, as well as vitamins and other ingredients.
The makers pitched it as "the legal alternative" to compete in a rapidly growing market for energy drinks worth more than 3.5 billion dollars in the United States alone.
Redux claimed the drink had made inroads by taking market share from beverages including Red Bull, RockStar and Monster, which also are loaded with caffeine and other stimulants.
© 2007 AFP
Banned 'Cocaine' energy drink re-emerges as 'Censored'
An energy drink that was barred by the US government from going on the market with the name "Cocaine" will re-emerge under the tongue-in-cheek moniker "Censored," its maker said Friday.
"We love the 'Censored' name because it has the same rebellious and fun spirit that our original name did," said Redux Beverages LLC founder Jamey Kirby.
The company announced Tuesday it was going to change the name of the "Cocaine" beverage in the face of pressure from officials and others who said it glamorized illegal drug use.
The Las Vegas, Nevada-based firm said it took the action about the title of its caffeine-loaded drink -- which contains no cocaine despite the name -- in the face of "threats" by the US Food and Drug Administration and state officials.
Legal troubles for the firm began on April 4, when the FDA issued a warning to Redux that it considered the drink illegal, saying it was being marketed as an alternative to an illegal street drug and making claims to treat or cure disease.
The drink contains over 1,100 milligrams of caffeine, slightly more than a large Starbucks coffee, according to the company, and among the highest in the category.
It also contains taurine, an amino acid, and guarana, a stimulant from a South American plant, as well as vitamins and other ingredients.
The makers pitched it as "the legal alternative" to compete in a rapidly growing market for energy drinks worth more than 3.5 billion dollars in the United States alone.
Redux claimed the drink had made inroads by taking market share from beverages including Red Bull, RockStar and Monster, which also are loaded with caffeine and other stimulants.
© 2007 AFP
http://www.energyfiend.com/2006/10/cocaine-energy-drink-banned-in-australia
Cocaine Energy Drink Banned in Australia
The energy drink called cocaine will not be going on sale in Australia who are refusing to import it. Apart from the most unfortunate name of the drink, Australia has restrictions on caffeine levels in drinks - currently 145mg per liter (33.8 fl. oz).
In the US, Cocaine is getting its fair share of controversy with many stores refusing the stock it. There have been protests in some communities with protestors claiming the drink glorifies drug abuse.
Cocaine Energy Drink Banned in Australia
The energy drink called cocaine will not be going on sale in Australia who are refusing to import it. Apart from the most unfortunate name of the drink, Australia has restrictions on caffeine levels in drinks - currently 145mg per liter (33.8 fl. oz).
In the US, Cocaine is getting its fair share of controversy with many stores refusing the stock it. There have been protests in some communities with protestors claiming the drink glorifies drug abuse.
Banned 'Cocaine' energy drink re-emerges as 'Censored'
Agence France-Presse
Posted date: May 12, 2007
NEW YORK--An energy drink that was barred by the US government from going on the market with the name "Cocaine" will re-emerge under the tongue-in-cheek moniker "Censored," its maker said Friday.
"We love the 'Censored' name because it has the same rebellious and fun spirit that our original name did," said Redux Beverages LLC founder Jamey Kirby.
The company announced Tuesday it was going to change the name of the "Cocaine" beverage in the face of pressure from officials and others who said it glamorized illegal drug use.
The Las Vegas, Nevada-based firm said it took the action about the title of its caffeine-loaded drink -- which contains no cocaine despite the name -- in the face of "threats" by the US Food and Drug Administration and state officials.
Legal troubles for the firm began on April 4, when the FDA issued a warning to Redux that it considered the drink illegal, saying it was being marketed as an alternative to an illegal street drug and making claims to treat or cure disease.
The drink contains over 1,100 milligrams of caffeine, slightly more than a large Starbucks coffee, according to the company, and among the highest in the category.
It also contains taurine, an amino acid, and guarana, a stimulant from a South American plant, as well as vitamins and other ingredients.
The makers pitched it as "the legal alternative" to compete in a rapidly growing market for energy drinks worth more than 3.5 billion dollars in the United States alone.
Redux claimed the drink had made inroads by taking market share from beverages including Red Bull, RockStar and Monster, which also are loaded with caffeine and other stimulants.
Agence France-Presse
Posted date: May 12, 2007
NEW YORK--An energy drink that was barred by the US government from going on the market with the name "Cocaine" will re-emerge under the tongue-in-cheek moniker "Censored," its maker said Friday.
"We love the 'Censored' name because it has the same rebellious and fun spirit that our original name did," said Redux Beverages LLC founder Jamey Kirby.
The company announced Tuesday it was going to change the name of the "Cocaine" beverage in the face of pressure from officials and others who said it glamorized illegal drug use.
The Las Vegas, Nevada-based firm said it took the action about the title of its caffeine-loaded drink -- which contains no cocaine despite the name -- in the face of "threats" by the US Food and Drug Administration and state officials.
Legal troubles for the firm began on April 4, when the FDA issued a warning to Redux that it considered the drink illegal, saying it was being marketed as an alternative to an illegal street drug and making claims to treat or cure disease.
The drink contains over 1,100 milligrams of caffeine, slightly more than a large Starbucks coffee, according to the company, and among the highest in the category.
It also contains taurine, an amino acid, and guarana, a stimulant from a South American plant, as well as vitamins and other ingredients.
The makers pitched it as "the legal alternative" to compete in a rapidly growing market for energy drinks worth more than 3.5 billion dollars in the United States alone.
Redux claimed the drink had made inroads by taking market share from beverages including Red Bull, RockStar and Monster, which also are loaded with caffeine and other stimulants.