Energy Drinks

Most Juice Monster flavors sit near 160 mg of caffeine per 16 fl oz can, with Mango Loco closer to about 150–152 mg.

A small Dunkin’ Energy has 96 mg caffeine; medium has 144 mg, and large has 192 mg of caffeine per cup.

A 15-fl-oz Starbucks Doubleshot Energy contains about 135 mg of caffeine per can based on official product facts.

A 16-oz Monster Energy can contains about 160 mg of caffeine; other sizes and flavors range from roughly 150–200 mg per can.

A 3-ounce Bang energy shot contains about 300 milligrams of caffeine per bottle.

A 250 ml Red Bull contains about 80 mg of caffeine, based on the brand’s published nutrition data.

One standard 5-hour Energy shot contains about 200 mg of caffeine; Extra Strength has about 230 mg per bottle.

One standard Red Bull can contains 80 mg of caffeine; larger cans scale up from there.

Small cups land near 96 mg of caffeine, mediums around 144 mg, and large cups about 192 mg for Dunkin energy drinks.

Bang Energy drinks contain about 300 mg of caffeine per 16-fl-oz can.