Coffee vs Caffeine Gummies: Which Gives Better Energy?
By SodaPeak Guide Editorial Team • Updated • 2 min read
Quick answer: Coffee delivers far more caffeine than a typical gummy, so the two serve different needs.
Both are convenient, but they are not equivalent.
Numbers
- Coffee (8 oz): about 95mg caffeine and almost no calories
- Typical energy gummy: 5 to 50mg, plus sugar
- SodaPeak: 5mg per gummy
Considerations
Coffee has a long safety record and the FDA suggests up to 400mg caffeine a day for most healthy adults. Gummies add sugar and tend to be pricier per mg of caffeine.
Using both wisely
SodaPeak is not designed to replace coffee. If you drink several cups a day, adding a little more may not matter much, but watch your sleep. See sleep habits.
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The extra 5mg is small, but follow your own tolerance.
Coffee, by a wide margin.
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