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Labels show a range of documented caffeine levels: examples include about 200 mg, about 180 mg (noted as from green coffee bean extract), and about 80 mg per serving. Amounts vary by product, so check the specific can label for the exact caffeine per serving.

Most listings show ready‑to‑drink aluminum cans at 12 fl oz. At least one listing shows an 8.4 fl oz can, and one listing reports a net weight as ".83 Pounds" rather than fluid ounces. Aluminum is the container material called out in several listings. Verify each product listing for exact size and format.

Common functional ingredients include B vitamins (B3, B5, B6, B12), L‑theanine, taurine, and prebiotics. Some products also list natural caffeine sources such as green coffee bean extract. These ingredients are presented as supporting energy or focus on the labels.

Review summaries frequently praise the flavors (often described as sweet, authentic, or favorites) and commonly report a reliable energy boost with few jitters or crashes. Positive flavor feedback is the most repeated theme across reviews.

At least one product description explicitly notes the drink is not recommended for children, people sensitive to caffeine, pregnant women, or nursing mothers. Check each product warning label for exact contraindications.

Some listings show single‑can package quantities (Package Quantity: 1), while others note availability in multi‑can packs such as 4‑packs, 12‑packs, 24‑packs, or variety packs. Availability varies by product and seller—verify the product page for exact pack options.