The Web site for Cocaine Energy Drink recently got a make-under. Redux Beverages LLC, the company behind Cocaine, has stripped its Web site of all text calling the drink an alternative to an illegal drug after a stern warning from the Food and Drug Administration.

The company underwent inspection by the FDA on Feb. 14, and the agency found issues with Cocaine being marketed as a dietary supplement “intended to prevent, treat, or cure disease conditions,” and as an “alternative to an illicit street drug.”

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