How much caffeine does this product contain per serving?
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The caffeine content is in our proprietary blend so I can't disclose that information, but we usually say about a couple cups of coffee. This is an answer form an EVL employee.
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The container says there are 133 servings. I generally put one teaspoon in my coffee mug. One is these usually lasts me several months.
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For the "Sensible Sweets/No Sugar Added" variety, 2.8 mg per serving per USDA data, found here: http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/beverages/3891/2Another source says 99.9% caffeine-free: http://www.wegmans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=376599&s;toreId=10052&langId;=-1
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The packaging states "organic coffee" but doesn't give the amount of caffeine in milligrams. You might check their website to see if there is more information.
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Caffeine is found in cocoa beans, so any chocolate has a little caffeine in it. From the Stephen's (Indulgent Foods) website: An 8-oz. serving of Stephen's Gourmet Hot Cocoa contains around 1 mg of caffeine. By comparison, an 8-oz. serving of regular coffee contains between 115 mg to 200 mg of caffeine, and 8 oz. of decaffeinated coffee contains anywhere between 2 to 4 mg.
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Instant coffee is listed - it is 12th on the list of ingredients so there is no way to tell how much caffeine is in this item
1242012
The bottle states that this product contains 40mg of naturally occuring caffeine per serving. Less than 1/2 a cup of coffee.
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The Jolt website won't list the specific milligrams of caffeine but only that "2 pieces=cup coffee". I found another site that listed it as 45mg per piece. A small cup of coffee has about 100mg of caffeine. Although I have used Jolt gum for years I've never thought 2 pieces ever really had as much caffeine as a cup of coffee. In trying to find an answer to your question I actually came across a site that supposedly measured the actual caffeine content in the Jolt gum and it was only about 12.5mg. Granted, that study was from 2005 but it sort of reinforces what I've thought all along. Even so, I still really like this gum. There are times at my work when I can't drink coffee or a soda. I've read studies that have shown chewing gum and also mint flavoring/scents can boost alertness. I figure if I add in a little caffeine at the same time it really does help to give me a little "pick-me-up" during my 12-hr shift.
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Most teas do not necessarily provide caffeine levels but that information is readily available via the internet. I have provided a list of beverages that contain caffeine. Hope it helps.Black Tea Caffeine Content Comparison*Black Tea: 40 mg per serving (1 cup)*Green Tea: 20 mg per serving (1 cup)*Oolong Tea: 30 mg per serving (1 cup)*White Tea: 15 mg per serving (1 cup)*Coffee: 115 mg per serving (1 cup)*Espresso: 100 mg per serving (2 ounces)*Red Bull: 80 mg per can*Mountain Dew: 55 mg per can*Coke: 34 mg per can
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Hey Mike, I don't believe it has caffeine in it. You can order samples from the website I believe. Give it a try its a solid product.
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it states on the bottle 4 drops; 535 per serving I have not actually count the amount while using the product
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80 mg caffeine per 8 fl. oz cup. The product, 140 or 350 pouches, are sold bulk, without a box. All flavors are out of stock right now. Would you like to be notified when restocked?
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Packaging info in Japanese but I've heard between 2-5mg per piece. Don't chew for caffeine but the effect it has on my sinuses. The strong flavor is not for everyone but I enjoy it.
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This product does list caffeine as one of the last ingredients, but you only use 20 drops twice a day. I am very caffeine intolerant and I did not realize any was in this product until I looked at the ingredient label to be sure of my response to your question.
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Do you mean "How many mg of caffeine are in each capsule?" If so, batch5 does not list the exact amount. The only amounts they show are Vitamin B6 (4.5mg/capsule) ,Chromium (75 mcg/capsule) and their "proprietary blend", which takes up the rest (641mg/capsule). The blend contains green tea extract, but I can't find the exact amount of caffeine listed anywhere.
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As others have stated, it depends upon the "density" of the compound. For example, caffeine has a density of 1230 mg per cubic centimeter. So, if you want 150 mg of caffeine, you need to use 0.122 cubic centimeters or converted to teaspoons is approximately 1/40th of a teaspoon. A very very tiny amount of caffeine! However, take a lightweight compound like dried parsley ... 150 mg of dried parsley is 1.5 cubic centimeters or approximately 1/3 of a teaspoon. So, 150 mg of parsley takes up over 13 times as much space as an equivalent weight of caffeine. Hope that helped.
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It depends on the dosage that works for you. My dosage is roughly 200mg once or twice a day mixed with 50mg of caffeine powder.