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Caffeine limit

Compare daily caffeine intake with general limits for adults, pregnancy and teenagers.

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Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Total caffeine today

190 mg

Reference limit400 mg
Remaining allowance210 mg
Share of limit48%
StatusWithin the reference limit
Reference groupHealthy adult

Estimate only, using general reference limits. Sensitivity, medication, heart conditions and sleep problems vary; this is not medical advice.

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How to check caffeine intake

Add the caffeine from each serving and compare with a reference limit.

1

Enter milligrams per serving

Use the label value or a reliable estimate for the drink size.

2

Count servings

Include coffee, tea, cola, energy drinks and supplements.

3

Choose the group

The reference limit changes for pregnancy and adolescence.

What does this tool do?

Health agencies describe general caffeine ceilings rather than a universal safe dose. This calculator totals caffeine from servings and compares it with common reference limits for healthy adults, pregnancy and adolescents.

The Formula

Total caffeine = milligrams per serving × servings; remaining = reference limit − total

Frequently Asked Questions

How much caffeine is in a cup of coffee?

An eight-ounce brewed coffee contains roughly 95 mg, but strength varies widely. Espresso, tea, cola and energy drinks differ too.

Is 400 mg safe for everyone?

No. Pregnancy, some medications, heart conditions and individual sensitivity call for lower limits. Ask a clinician about your situation.