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Caffeine 200 mg
Anhydrous caffeine, performance
Caffeine content confirmed at label; contaminants below limits.
- CATEGORY
- Performance
- SUBMITTED BY
- Brand (example)
Caffeine, the most widely used stimulant in the world, here as an isolated ingredient in a performance supplement.
It blocks adenosine receptors, which is what reduces the feeling of fatigue and sharpens focus. Effects and safe amounts vary a lot between people.
DOSE & CONTEXT
200 mg per serving. For context, a cup of coffee is roughly 80 to 100 mg. Reading the real dose matters because pre-workouts can stack it high.
POTENCY READ BY
HPLC-UV at 273 nm
From a raw trace to a number you can trust.
In the lab, this compound’s potency is read by HPLC-UV at 273 nm. Below is a published reference chromatogram of it — drag from the raw instrument output to the interpreted result and watch the peak resolve, the way an assay identifies it before measuring its area.
The decode · CaffeineHPLC-DAD · DAD 272 nm · Luna Omega Polar C18 · 150 × 4.6 mm · 5 µm
Authentic published figureThis is an authentic published run — every peak present, none of them labeled yet.Authentic source capture: da Silva et al., ACS Omega (2025), Figure 2 · CC BY 4.0. The trace is deterministically digitized from this published figure, which may be shown cropped. This is a published reference sample, not an Analyte customer batch.
Identity
PASSCaffeine confirmed; theobromine minor.
Potency
PASS99% of claim by HPLC at 273 nm.
Heavy metals
PASSBelow limits.
Microbials
PASSWithin spec.
Testing runs at independent ISO/IEC 17025-accredited labs. Analyte interprets and publishes the results. This entry is illustrative: the values are invented for demonstration.