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- , Coca-Cola began its career as a medicinal tonic based on a whole extract of coca, and it achieved great popularity as a refreshment while it still contained coca alkaloids. In 1903 the manufacturers removed all coca alkaloids from the drink. Coca-Cola still contains an extract of coca as a minor flavoring, but its stimulating properties are now due exclusively to caffeine.