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Discover the precision of anhydrous caffeine in convenient tablets. This caffeine supplement contains only caffeine and microcrystalline cellulose, so you know exactly what you are taking. For anyone who prefers standardized intake over coffee or energy drinks.
Anhydrous caffeine (1,3,7-trimethylxanthine) is a methylxanthine alkaloid that occurs naturally in coffee beans, tea leaves, and other sources. Chemically, anhydrous caffeine is identical to caffeine from natural sources; the difference lies primarily in its anhydrous, standardized form.
Anhydrous caffeine is rapidly and almost completely absorbed after oral intake, with peak plasma concentrations usually occurring within 30 to 60 minutes. Its bioavailability is comparable to that of coffee or tea, but tablets provide a consistent amount per dose. The biological half-life averages 3.7 hours and is partly determined by CYP1A2 activity and individual factors.
Compared with coffee or energy drinks, anhydrous caffeine contains no accompanying plant compounds such as chlorogenic acids or polyphenols. Tea often provides L-theanine in addition to caffeine; this combination is not present in this product. Compared with powders or capsules, tablets contain the same substance but differ primarily in their excipients and dosage consistency.
In summary, anhydrous caffeine is the same 1,3,7-trimethylxanthine found in coffee and tea, but in an anhydrous, standardized form. The fixed tablet form allows for an accurate determination of the amount per dose.
Contains pure anhydrous caffeine (1,3,7-trimethylxanthine) with a consistent composition per tablet. The minimalist formulation keeps the contents transparent: only caffeine and microcrystalline cellulose.
200 mg of anhydrous caffeine per tablet. This allows you to dose a consistent amount when standardization is desired.
The annual pack offers a favourable quantity-to-cost ratio per intake compared to smaller packs. The fixed dosage per tablet ensures consistent intake without unnecessary extras.
Suitable for a vegan lifestyle and gluten-free. With 365 tablets per jar, you have long-lasting availability without having to reorder frequently.
* Percentage van de referentie inname volgens Verordening (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.
** Reference intake unknown.
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Anhydrous caffeine is the dehydrated, standardized form of the same molecule found in coffee and tea. Chemically, it is identical to caffeine; the difference lies in the solid, anhydrous form and the precisely weighed amount per tablet.
After consumption, peak plasma levels are typically reached within 30 to 60 minutes. The half-life of caffeine averages between 3 and 7 hours, but this varies per person. Genetic variation, smoking, pregnancy, liver function, and certain medications can affect its breakdown.
Many people choose to take them in the morning or early afternoon. Avoid caffeine late in the day and as a rule of thumb, allow at least 6 hours before bedtime. Also, be mindful of your total caffeine intake from other sources.
Caffeine sensitivity varies greatly from person to person and is associated with body weight, tolerance, and genetic factors, among other things. If you are not used to caffeine, pay extra attention to your total intake from coffee, tea, and other beverages.
Caffeine is primarily broken down in the liver by the enzyme CYP1A2, partly into paraxanthine. How quickly this happens varies from person to person.
The molecule is the same in all cases, but tablets provide a pre-measured, standardized amount. In coffee or energy drinks, the amount of caffeine per serving varies and there are additional ingredients such as acids, sugars, or polyphenols.
