Tiger Woods 'Unfaithful' Gatorade Bottles Under Investigation By FDA

At least Tiger Woods has the FDA on his side. A 9 News investigation revealed that the Food and Drug Administration's Office of Criminal Investigation's is looking to find out who is responsible for a series of phony Gatorade bottles that have appeared in Denver area grocery stores. The knock-off bottles have a picture of beleaguered golfer Tiger Woods and his wife, Elin Nordegren, with whom he has separated after a much-publicized series of affairs. The word 'unfaithful' appears above the couple. Gatorade spokeswoman Karen May confirmed to the AP that the company did not produce the labels, but declined to say whether the bottles contained real Gatorade. Company reps have removed them from store shelves throughout the area

The FDA is calling the phony bottles "and isolated incident."

Watch the 9 News Report below:

Comments

[SteveDenver]

01:25 AM on 01/13/2010

Kyle Clark is so cute!

[livininparadise]

05:54 PM on 01/12/2010

This is an example of another person getting involved in others business for the sake of their own recognition. One more example of Ego running wild. There are consequences to actions and messing with products you have no business with, to promote your commentary should result in a lesson learned. Hopefully it will only be a slap on the wrist with tremendously more learned.

[zombywulf]

03:11 AM on 01/12/2010

I knew it was the guy who did the billboards

[mabinog]

06:57 PM on 01/11/2010

Maybe we could get some on cans of dog food featuring prominent cheating politicians

[popkornn]

12:33 PM on 01/11/2010

Wow, our FDA has way to much time on their hands...