Can anyone tell me how much or how many grams of caffeine in a recommended dosage has? Thanks!
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Thank you! I may not have answered your question correctly the amount of green coffee bean extract is 800mg the amount of caffeine is around 100mg twice daily.
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I bought the 180 count 800mg each veggie capsule I take one twice daily with one Garcinia Cambogia (no calcium) 1500mg veggie capsule. I am also keeping with the weight watchers daily points plan. I am satisfied with my results although it has not been the fast results I have heard and have seen advertised. On adverge I am loosing 1.25 lbs weekly. When this order is finished, and after taking a few weeks break, I will order again. Overall I have lost 27lbs since January 15, 2014 and want to loose an additional 10lbs.
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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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3 grams per serving twice daily. I use it in my Intraworkout drink so I use the 6 gram total during workout. You can divide it up anyway you want though.
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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 formula for that supplement puts Caffeine in the proprietary blend so it is not disclosed. Its a moderate amount it feels like, so its not going to be a problem if you are a bigger person and experiment with using 2 scoops or so. But it does have caffeine in it and if you are sensitive it may be a problem for you. But if you can handle drinking a 16oz coffee, you shouldn't have a problem.
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There is no way to tell how much MORE milligrams it has than coffee. I made the mistake of drinking ONE cup of coffee 4 hours before I took a pill and I felt like i was on speed x10. Coffee will not give you the name caffein buzz as this pill.
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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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It has 68mg per packet. It also has theanine in it so that prevents jitteriness normally associated with caffeine.
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I have only had the caffeinated and it is wonderful. Sorry I couldn't be any more help... good luck
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They do not provide that information on the bottle. They tell you how much of the proprietary blend is caffeine (200 mg), but do not provide the exact amount of each ingredient that makes up the rest of the blend.
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Great information! Thank you so much for that. So everyone knows, the suggested dosage is 40 drops. If we use the dilution as suggested here, then a person would want to take that with approximately 16 ounces of water. Not a totally unreasonable amount to drink in one sitting but I think most people would probably want to break that up into two 8 ounces drinks with 20 drops each.
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LOADS of caffeine. The site says 57mg/oz as opposed to a Starbucks coffee having around 20mg/oz.
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According to the back of the can, the caffeine from all sources is 75mg/can
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Hi SundayFunDay, Thank you so much for asking =]. To be honest, I tried looking but can't find it. BUT, from what I can tell based off the ingredients, there is minimal amount of caffeine and it's from the green tea. I am sorry! I wish I was able to give you a number/percentage...but hopefully I was able to offer some type of help =\
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This product DOES have caffeine. That said, I took the product for a few months (I'm a slow learner) & had no problems sleeping that I could attribute to taking this product. However, I drink 4-6 cups of extremely strong (according to my wife) coffee most days already. For what it's worth, I do not believe this product had ANY effect on me. My advice is don't waste your money on these. In fact, I've tried almost all of these "Dr Oz" recommendations & NONE did any good. If you REALLY want to lose weight, check out Tim Ferriss' book, "The 4 Hour Body" on this site. He was on Dr Oz too, but I saw him on "The Doctors" so I bought the book. His 'system' works! {{Not a paid spokesperson. Just a Tech Dude....}} This product DOES have caffeine. That said, I took the product for a few months (I'm a slow learner) & had no problems sleeping that I could attribute to taking this product. However, I drink 4-6 cups of extremely strong (according to my wife) coffee most days already. For what it's worth, I do not believe this product had ANY effect on me. My advice is don't waste your money on these. In fact, I've tried almost all of these "Dr Oz" recommendations & NONE did any good. If you REALLY want to lose weight, check out Tim Ferriss' book, "The 4 Hour Body" on this site. He was... » Read More This product DOES have caffeine. That said, I took the product for a few months (I'm a slow learner) & had no problems sleeping that I could attribute to taking this product. However, I drink 4-6 cups of extremely strong (according to my wife) coffee most days already. For what it's worth, I do not believe this product had ANY effect on me. My advice is don't waste your money on these. In fact, I've tried almost all of these "Dr Oz" recommendations & NONE did any good. If you REALLY want to lose weight, check out Tim Ferriss' book, "The 4 Hour Body" on this site. He was on Dr Oz too, but I saw him on "The Doctors" so I bought the book. His 'system' works! {{Not a paid spokesperson. Just a Tech Dude....}} « Show Less
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Ditto with most of the other answers...chocolate naturally has a very small amount of caffeine, but compared to coffee and tea, it's a minute amount. This is the best mix I've ever had - and I've certainly tried quite a few. :-)
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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