That’s the same as two cups of coffee, and pretty standard for an energy drink (slightly more than Monster original, slightly less than 5-hour energy)
Advertising itself as zero sugar and vegan, the neon-colored cans are among a growing number of energy drinks with elevated levels of caffeine; in PRIME’s case, 200 milligrams per 12 ounces, equivalent to about half a dozen Coke cans or nearly two Red Bulls.
Can you convert this to espresso shots? I typically have 8 each morning. If this is more affordable I may switch!
I was curious what a “cup of coffee” is, and according to healthline that would be about 8oz (~227ml) which could deliver anywhere from 70-140mg of caffeine depending on type of coffee and how you brew.
So if you drink a lot of coffee (like me) you consume a shit ton of caffeine… damn.
Why don’t products containing caffeine have to show that just like fat/carbs/protein?
I kind of would like to know if I have a drink and it’s going to fuck my sleep pattern for a week.
I think they do, however it is almost always smaller text somewhere not in the Nutrition Facts section.
So… 180mg? That’s about standard for an energy drink. 130 to 180.
Gfuel cans are literally 300mg
I hate the trend of putting more and more caffeine into energy drinks. Just give me some taurine and L-Theanine.
