Items Tagged with 'Caffeine'

Charge Caffeinated Chocolate Energy Balls come in both dark and milk chocolate varieties, each delivering 54mg of caffeine per ball—comparable to a typical 16oz energy drink.

Langers Craft Cola is made with purified and filtered carbonated water, real cane sugar, natural flavoring and caffeine derived from tea for a sweet flavor.

The new flavors of Gold Standard 100% Whey protein powder and ready-to-drink shakes provide 24g of high-quality protein – offering consumers a way to hit their daily protein goals and support muscle recovery. 

STōK Cold Brew Energy isn't an energy drink, nor is it coffee in a can. The company refers to it as an energy coffee. That means it's still packed with the bold, smooth taste, supplemented with 195mg of caffeine and a trio of B-vitamins, ginseng, and guarana. 

Created for the on-the-go coffee enthusiast, the new line upholds Explorer’s commitment to quality, sustainability and ethical sourcing practices. 

Each nutritionally potent chewable delivers the cognitive benefits of caffeine, equivalent to an 8oz cup of coffee, with just 2g of sugar.

Powered by BRCC’s proprietary Black Rifle Energy™ Blend, these drinks are crafted with naturally sourced caffeine that delivers a punch in attention-grabbing packaging.

Available in four flavors — Sparkling Blue Raspberry, Sparkling Peach Mango, Sparkling Watermelon Strawberry and Sparkling Candy — the King Kongin lineup has zero sugar, calories and carbs, containing premium natural ingredients with no artificial colors, and is kosher certified and non-GMO. 

Formulated with healthy ingredients, including 180mg of natural caffeine from coffee bean extract, prebiotic fiber and functional ingredients, like lychee extract, apple cider vinegar, l-theanine and B vitamins, each can of Bloom Sparkling Energy delivers on taste  and clean energy, with just 10 calories and zero grams of sugar.

 In many individuals, a tolerance to caffeine may arise, requiring a progressively higher quantity to achieve the same desired effect and leading to excessive consumption of caffeinated beverages.