How to calculate caffeine from several drinks
Choose your region, select a brand and product, then adjust the quantity. Add another row for a different drink. The total combines each product’s caffeine amount multiplied by its quantity, and applies the same calculation to sugar and calories.
For example, one UK Monster Original Green 500ml plus one Red Bull Original 250ml adds up to 240mg of caffeine using the catalogue values above. Two cans of the same Monster product total 320mg. These are arithmetic examples, not suggested amounts to drink.
Quantity counts servings of the listed size, in half-serving steps. Choose 0.5 for half a can, 1 for a whole can or 1.5 for one and a half. If your can says 355ml, choose that version rather than a 250ml entry. Half a serving contributes half the listed caffeine, sugar and calories.
Caffeine per 100ml vs caffeine per can
A label may give caffeine per 100ml instead of per container. Multiply that figure by the container’s volume divided by 100. For example, 32mg per 100ml in a 500ml can is 32 × 5 = 160mg. Our calculator entries already represent the listed serving, so you do not need to multiply by the volume again.
Why UK and US energy drinks are separate
Products with similar names may have different serving sizes or formulations across markets. Choose the market shown on your drink’s packaging, especially for imports. Switching region asks for confirmation if you have added drinks. Your list is cleared only after the new catalogue loads successfully; if loading fails, your existing drinks are kept. The comparison table above switches with your region and labels the selected market so UK and US figures stay separate.