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How much to overdose on caffeine from red bull?
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As little as 1 can: Depending upon your metabolism & sensitivity, even 1 can of red bull, which contains 76-80mg of caffeine, can be too much for some individuals. However, most adults can handle 200-300mg daily or the equialent of 3-4 cans. Once you clear 500-600mg daily, we tend to worry about side effects. Remember, your mileage may vary!
Answered 7/27/2012
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