Sept. 18, 2006 -- -- Most people know what cocaine is, and now Redux Beverages in Las Vegas is offering what it calls a "legal alternative" to the illegal drug in form of an energy drink.

Energy drinks could be a gateway to cocaine use, according to a new study ... susceptibility to peer pressure and and changes in energy-drink users' brain that make them like stimulants more.

Cocaine is a drug, federal health officials say. So what’s the news? This Cocaine is an energy drink produced by a Las Vegas company. It contains no actual cocaine, but is being marketed as ...

According to the label, each 8.4-fluid ounce can contains 280 milligrams of caffeine _ more jolt than a cup of coffee, a can of Coca-Cola or the leading energy drink, Red Bull _ but no cocaine.

The following material contains mature subject matter. Viewer discretion is advised. Sometimes an energy drink can be a good pick-me-up, but a new study suggests that when the popular beverages ...

An energy drink called Cocaine has been pulled from stores nationwide amid concerns about its name, the company that produces it said. Clegg Ivey, a partner in Redux Beverages of Las Vegas ...

An energy drink called Cocaine has been from pulled from stores nationwide amid concerns about its name, the company that produces it said Monday. Clegg Ivey, a partner in Redux Beverages LLC of ...

The marketing of energy drinks has been a high concern recently, with government officials in New York asking the Food and Drug Administration to investigate PRIME energy drinks. But here in ...

This Cocaine is an energy drink produced by a Las Vegas company. It contains no actual cocaine, but is being marketed as "The Legal Alternative" to the illegal drug, according to its Web site.