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@@ -22,33 +22,33 @@ kubectl endoflife
 
 ## Commands
 
-### kubectl check endoflife
+### kubectl endoflife
 
 This command will check the end of life date for a version using `endoflife.data` and print how much time is left as well as the end of life data. The default option is to check upstream Kubernetes only:
 
 ```shell
-❯ kubectl check endoflife
+❯ kubectl endoflife
 TYPE         VERSION   EOL DATE     DAYS LEFT
 Kubernetes   1.19      2021-10-28   29
 ```
 
 To change what product is evaluated, use the `--product` flag
 
 ```shell
-❯ kubectl check endoflife --product amazon-eks
+❯ kubectl endoflife --product amazon-eks
 TYPE         VERSION   EOL DATE     DAYS LEFT
 EKS          1.19      2022-04-01   184
 ```
 
 This command also will exit `0` or `1` depending on the flags set. Exiting `1` means the cluster is within a threshold that the user deems expired. Here are some examples below
 
 ```shell
-❯ kubectl check endoflife --product amazon-eks --expiry-range 200
+❯ kubectl endoflife --product amazon-eks --expiry-range 200
 TYPE         VERSION   EOL DATE     DAYS LEFT
 amazon-eks   1.19      2022-04-01   177
 exit status 1
 
-❯ kubectl check endoflife --product amazon-eks --expiry-range 150
+❯ kubectl endoflife --product amazon-eks --expiry-range 150
 TYPE         VERSION   EOL DATE     DAYS LEFT
 amazon-eks   1.19      2022-04-01   177
 ```