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Energy drinks checker


Our research shows that one 500ml energy drink can contain up to 14 level teaspoons of sugar or the equivalent of 3 cups of espresso. Use our checker to find out the sugar and caffeine content in popular energy drinks. 

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Energy drinks have become popular with teens, but consuming too much caffeine and sugar brings many unwanted side effects.

The facts about your energy drink

Icon blocked Energy drinks are not suitable for:

  • Children under the age of 16 years of age

  • Rehydration after sport or exercise

  • As a mixer with alcohol

  • Pregnant and breast-feeding women


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