Abstract:
Six diferent brands of energy drinks (EDs) were analyzed to determine the concentration of cafeine in accordance with the
information on the package label. Approximately 28.1 milligrams per 100 milliliters (mg/100 ml) of cafeine was present in the Mo
energy drink brand, which was nearly 1.5 times the cafeine concentration listed on the product label. Te energy drink with the
highest cafeine content was Dragon, which contained 30.1 mg/100 ml, or a total of 150.5 mg per 500 ml bottle. Manufacturers of
energy drinks (EDs) should accurately list the amount of cafeine and other ingredients on the product label so that consumers
know how much of each ingredient they are taking. Taking too much cafeine can be bad for your health.
