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Why shouldn't i take vivarin (caffeine) to study?
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Vivarin (caffeine): Non-prescription stimulant used to provide energy and weight control but with troublesome side -effects upon continued use (heart, blood pressure, mental acuity, etc.).
Answered 7/2/2012
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