Purecaf: The Most Potent Liquid Caffeine Money Can Buy

purecaf.jpgPurecaf is a 2 fluid ounce bottle of liquid caffeine.

It can be mixed with your favorite to produce your own custom energy drinks. Now milk, water, even beer can become an energy drink.

Caffeine amount?

A single 2 oz. bottle of PURECAF contains more Caffeine than 45 cans of Coke Classic, and more than 13 cans of Red Bull.

  • According to the caffeine database 45 12oz cans of Coke = 1,552mg (45×34.5).
  • 12oz Red Bulls have around 120mg (unconfirmed) so: 1560mg

Either way we are looking 1.5 GRAMS of caffeine in that little two ounce bottle. Pure caf recommend adding just 1 Teaspoon of the liquid into your drink (this would equate to about 120mg caffeine).

This is one little bottle you won’t be seeing down at the local gas station or 7-Eleven.

Thanks Adam

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Posted in Caffeinated Products, Caffeine · July 15th, 2007

44 Comments

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videoCWK July 15th, 2007 6:04 pm

They should market this as bottled ER-visits

HOBOBOB July 15th, 2007 7:14 pm

This actually might be used in ER visits… I remember reading that highly concentrated caffeine citrate (or somethin) can be used to help respiration or something like that

scum1 July 16th, 2007 8:13 am

I’ll buy some as soon as I see it for sale.

scum1 July 16th, 2007 8:16 am

Maybe now you can have a really good tasting energy drink.
1. Find a drink you like
2. Add purecaf!

HOBOBOB July 16th, 2007 9:56 am

Maybe, but caffeine and other stimulants have a VERY bitter taste, which really doesn’t accent drinks. This will probably become a beer add more frequently than other drinks just because beer will probably hide the taste more. But you never know.

Alex July 16th, 2007 10:30 am

Hey, wikihow has a page on caffeinated jello shots. not that any of that info isn’t obvious…but its still a good idea.

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Caffeine-Jello-Shots

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DIIIIINNYYY July 17th, 2007 8:46 am

Where would I find this? A bodybuilder store perhaps?

Matt July 17th, 2007 9:37 am

Yes, where could we get this product? Is there a website or store that sells PureCaf?

Scumm July 17th, 2007 9:39 am

the first mention of the product’s name is a link

AaronD July 17th, 2007 10:45 am

Just adding caffeine doesn’t really make an energy drink. To me if it doesnt have B vitamins or other supplements, its just a caffeine drink.

videoCWK July 17th, 2007 5:11 pm

Jennifer, Act sounds good, but the caffeine is kinda low. You should change it to 250mg a can.

Adam July 18th, 2007 9:43 am

http://www.undergrounddigital.com/
This is the homebrewing site where I first found it. It cought my eye when it says
“For home brewing: A single bottle in 5 gallons will give your brew about the same caffeine as a typical cola. 4 bottles make each beer similar to Red Bull (this is NOT recommended, as most people drink more than one beer)”
And for AaronD, you get plenty of Bvitamins from the hibernating yeast in homebrews! Talk amongst yourselves =)

bob bobber July 18th, 2007 9:57 am

1.5gram is only 7 nodoze pills, its not much

and is it really pure? as in water and synthetic caffeine? or does it have additives?

and 1.5gram is not deadly, you need almost 10gram to get medical problems

Jim Curtis July 18th, 2007 10:19 am

It is now for sale on the site. http://www.purecaf.com
Distribution is currently by http://www.perfectbrewing.com but we are looking for other distributors.

I developed the product. Here are some more details. As far as pure, it does have sodium benzoate and citric acid as preservatives. This is required to have any sort of shelf life.

The charts you have are a little old. The actual content of a full bottle is around 1.1 grams.

Caffeine is only moderatly soluble in water, so it has to be heated under pressure to form a stable solution. Our bottler is an FDA approved facility in Milwaukee. We worked with their chemist develop it.

As far as taste, yes it is slightly bitter. The citric acid helps with the taste. I added a capful to 12 ounces of water, giving it 89 milligrams of caffeine (Red Bull is 80) There was a slight, but not unpleasant taste. In flavored drinks it is pretty much undetectable. Great in beer.

We are looking for people to sell it also. There is info on the site.

wtfmate July 19th, 2007 7:16 am

Thats irresponsibly strong
…i must have it

Dusty July 19th, 2007 8:54 am

Thanks, Jim!!

Jonowev July 20th, 2007 3:10 am

One question – where can I buy it online that will ship to the UK?

KarlieMildraed July 20th, 2007 9:16 pm

I am sorry about my lack of regard for keeping up to date on EF.com. I have been working lots.

I NEED TO GET SOME OF THIS CRAP. I would add this to Jolt Cola and to NOS.

dewknight July 26th, 2007 1:24 am

Caffeine alone doesn’t do it for me anymore, the B vitamins are where it’s at. Over time, I’ve built up a very strong resistance to caffeine.

Friend boiled down a bunch of coffee once to a sludge. pretty much pure caffeine. he said is was the worst thing he had ever tasted in his life. i suspect this tastes about the same by itself. mmmmmmm

Frank Mancino July 26th, 2007 7:35 am

“pretty much pure caffeine. he said is was the worst thing he had ever tasted in his life. i suspect this tastes about the same by itself. mmmmmmm”

Coffee is about .8 percent caffeine, so it wouldn’t be “pretty much pure caffeine”. It would be pretty much just boiled down coffee. Caffeine doesn’t taste like coffee.

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