Energy CBD Drink

Each can contains 40mg of natural caffeine sourced from coffee beans. To put that in context: a standard cup of filter coffee has around 95mg, an espresso shot around 60–65mg, and a 250ml can of Red Bull around 80mg. So Medahuman Energy delivers roughly half the caffeine of a coffee or Red Bull. That's enough to feel a clean, focused lift without the racing heart, jitters or mid-afternoon crash that bigger doses tend to cause. The caffeine works alongside ginseng, B vitamins and CBD to produce a smoother, more sustained kind of energy rather than a sharp spike.

No. This is one of the most common misconceptions about CBD. CBD is non-intoxicating, meaning it won't make you "high" or impaired, and at the dose used in Energy it doesn't cause sedation either. In fact, CBD is included specifically to take the edge off the caffeine, so you get the focus and alertness without the anxious, wired feeling that comes with strong coffee or traditional energy drinks. The end result is a calmer, more sustained kind of energy. Feel alert and switched-on, but not jittery. Drowsiness is associated with much higher CBD doses or formulas combined with sedative botanicals like valerian (which Energy does not contain).

For most people, yes, and that's a core part of how it's designed. Traditional energy drinks typically contain 80–160mg of caffeine, large doses of sugar (often 25g+), taurine, and synthetic stimulants that can cause crashes, anxiety and disrupted sleep. Medahuman Energy uses 40mg of natural caffeine from coffee beans, real cranberry and lime juice, ginseng, eight B vitamins, vitamin C and CBD. No taurine, no artificial colours and no artificial flavourings. It's also lower in calories and sugar than mainstream energy drinks. The trade-off is a gentler, cleaner lift rather than a sharp stimulant spike.

The two most popular times to take Energy are mid-morning (around 10–11am, when natural energy starts to dip) and early afternoon (1–3pm, the classic post-lunch slump). Many people use it as a replacement for a second or third coffee, or instead of a sugary soft drink with lunch. Because each can contains 40mg of caffeine, it's best avoided within 6 hours of bedtime if you're caffeine-sensitive, as caffeine has a half-life of around 5–6 hours. It's also a popular pre-workout option for people who find traditional pre-workouts too harsh.

These ingredients are why Energy is described as a "functional" drink rather than just a CBD-infused soft drink. Ginseng is an adaptogen. An adaptogen is a botanical traditionally used to help the body cope with mental and physical fatigue and support concentration. The B vitamin complex (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, folic acid and biotin) plays a direct role in converting the food you eat into usable energy at the cellular level, with each can providing 8–12% of your daily Nutrient Reference Value across the group. Vitamin C (25% NRV per can) supports normal immune function and helps reduce tiredness. Together with caffeine and CBD, they're designed to support energy from multiple angles rather than relying on a stimulant alone.

Yes. Energy is formulated for daily use, and many customers drink one can each day in place of an afternoon coffee or fizzy drink. Each can contains CBD at levels within the UK Food Standards Agency's recommendations, plus 40mg of caffeine, which is well below the 400mg daily caffeine ceiling guidance from the European Food Safety Authority. If you're combining it with coffee, tea or other caffeinated drinks, factor that into your total daily intake. Energy is not recommended for those who are pregnant, breastfeeding, trying to conceive, taking prescription medication, or under 18. As always, check with your GP if you have an underlying health condition.