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Topic	Does red bull work what does it taste like
masticatingman 11/16/17 12:29:45 AM #19:	Sexypwnstar posted... masticatingman posted... Best tasting energy drinks are those weird flavored monsters, like the ones that say they have juice in them. They're just as strong as Red Bull too. Get caffeine pills at CVS if you really need energy. Yes, they work. Caffeine is great if you just take it every once in a while - most java heads will have multiple cups a day. I might need to get some caffeine pills too then, how long is 200mg good for? Sodas and energy drinks at least in the U.S.will always list their caffeine content if you look carefully on the bottle (for example, a Sprite will clearly say there is 'no caffeine' since some people are sensitive). Energy drinks are usually between 150-240 mg of caffeine per drink. So you can base it off that. Coffees aren't nearly as strict about that stuff though, it can be hard to get exact figures. --- I'm like a microphone in that I'm a microprocessor, within a cranium. You must, um, yeah. <cite>masticatingman posted [p:890480863] in Does red b... [t:75996197]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sexypwnstar posted...</cite> <quote><cite>masticatingman posted...</cite> <quote>Best tasting energy drinks are those weird flavored monsters, like the ones that say they have juice in them. They're just as strong as Red Bull too. Get caffeine pills at CVS if you really need energy. Yes, they work. Caffeine is great if you just take it every once in a while - most java heads will have multiple cups a day.</quote> I might need to get some caffeine pills too then, how long is 200mg good for?</quote> Sodas and energy drinks at least in the U.S.will always list their caffeine content if you look carefully on the bottle (for example, a Sprite will clearly say there is 'no caffeine' since some people are sensitive). Energy drinks are usually between 150-240 mg of caffeine per drink. So you can base it off that. Coffees aren't nearly as strict about that stuff though, it can be hard to get exact figures. --- I'm like a microphone in that I'm a microprocessor, within a cranium. You must, um, yeah. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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