Caffeine (10 mg) and Vigor Boost™
Caffeine is the familiar natural stimulant found in coffee and tea. Each Vigor Boost gummy has 10 mg.
In brief
- 10 mg named on the label per gummy
- Found in coffee, tea and cocoa
- About a tenth of a cup of coffee
- One of nine named ingredients
What it is
Caffeine is a natural compound found in coffee beans, tea leaves, cacao and kola nuts. It helps people feel more awake and alert, which is why so many of us reach for a morning cup. The Vigor Boost label names the caffeine amount clearly: 10 mg per gummy. For comparison, a typical 8 oz cup of brewed coffee has around 95 mg.
Where it comes from
Most caffeine in the world comes from coffee and tea plants. For supplements, makers either extract it from plants or make an identical compound. The label here lists it among the nine ingredients, in parentheses with its 10 mg amount.
Why it is in Vigor Boost
Vigor Boost lists caffeine sixth.* Your Vigor Boost label shows the combined blend of 82 mg per gummy, which includes this ingredient. It is the only ingredient with its own amount printed. Green Tea and Caffeine has a simple chart.
Worth knowing
- 10 mg per gummy
- About a tenth of a cup of coffee
- Also naturally in green tea
- The only ingredient with a printed amount
Easy ways to explore it
- Read Green Tea and Caffeine
- Open the FDA caffeine page in the sources below
- Keep track of your daily total from coffee, tea and soda
Keeps company with
Caffeine pairs well with these guides:
Public sources
Common questions
How much caffeine is in one gummy?
The label names 10 mg per gummy.
How does that compare with coffee?
A typical 8 oz cup of brewed coffee has around 95 mg, so one gummy has roughly a tenth of that.
Where can I see the amount of this ingredient?
The label lists all nine ingredients together as one blend of 82 mg per gummy. Read it before your first gummy.
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