Pepsi kickb
4501612014257- Registered in
- Japan
- Producer code
- 1612
- Product code
- 1425
About this product
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The barcode 4501612014257 is associated with a product labeled "Pepsi Kick" (a variant of Pepsi-Cola), specifically a sugar-free, caffeine-infused energy drink. Here are the key details available:
Product Overview
- Brand: PepsiCo (Pepsi Kick is a sub-brand under Pepsi).
- Type: Energy drink (sweetened with artificial sweeteners, contains caffeine).
- Flavor: Typically citrus-based (e.g., lemon-lime, orange).
- Volume: Commonly sold in 200ml (6.8 oz) cans or 500ml (16.9 oz) bottles.
- Target Market: Designed for consumers seeking a caffeinated, low-calorie beverage (often marketed as an alternative to traditional energy drinks like Red Bull or Monster).
Key Ingredients & Composition
- Caffeine: Contains 80mg per 200ml can (varies by region; some versions may have slightly different caffeine levels).
- Sweeteners: Aspartame, Acesulfame Potassium (Ace-K), or Sucralose (artificial sweeteners).
- Carbonation: Contains carbon dioxide (like soda).
- Other Additives: Citric acid, natural flavors, preservatives (e.g., sodium benzoate), and colorants (e.g., caramel color).
Nutritional & Health Considerations
- Calories: ~50 kcal per 200ml can (varies by variant).
- Sugar: 0g (sugar-free).
- Health Warnings & Concerns:
- Caffeine Content: Excessive consumption (e.g., multiple cans/day) may lead to jitters, insomnia, or increased heart rate, especially in sensitive individuals.
- Artificial Sweeteners: Some studies link high intake of aspartame/Ace-K to potential metabolic or digestive issues, though regulatory agencies (e.g., FDA, EFSA) consider them safe within recommended limits.
- Carbonation + Caffeine: May exacerbate acid reflux or stomach discomfort in some people.
- Energy Drink Risks: Not recommended for children, pregnant women, or individuals with heart conditions, high blood pressure, or anxiety disorders.
- Additives: Sodium benzoate (a preservative) may form benzene under heat/light exposure, though levels in compliant products are typically low.
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