Mixing Energy Drinks with Coffee or Matcha? CASE Warns Teenagers About Caffeine Intake

CASE warns youth about excessive caffeine intake

Singapore’s consumer watchdog warns youth against mixing caffeinated drinks due to excessive caffeine levels exceeding recommended daily limits for adolescents. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Mixing energy drinks with coffee or matcha? CASE warns teenagers about caffeine intake

A tested mix of Monster, Red Bull and espresso contained 282.1mg of caffeine, equivalent to about three cups of brewed coffee.

Caffeine overconsumption alert: CASE warns against mixing drinks for faster effects

Mixing coffee with energy drinks to stay awake for examinations or assignment?While that may give an extra kick, youngsters may end up exceeding the recommended limit of 100mg of caffeine per day, the Consumer Association of Singapore (CASE) warned after it ran tests on six mixed drink combinations.In a media release on Tuesday (Sept 22), the consumer watchdog said it...