Michael Lee Bedford, 23, who lived in a town near Nottingham, died in April after ingesting two spoonfuls of caffeine powder at a party -- the equivalent of 70 cans of energy drink, according to ...

Caffeine powder is sold as a dietary supplement, so it’s not subject to the same federal regulations as certain caffeinated foods. Users add it to drinks for a pick-me-up before workouts or to ...

Caffeine powder is sold as a dietary supplement, so it’s not subject to the same federal regulations as certain caffeinated foods. Users add it to drinks for a pick-me-up before workouts or to ...

The powder is hard to measure with kitchen tools, the FDA says. In one instance, O’Hara said directions called for one-eighth of a teaspoon. Just 1/16 th of a teaspoon can contain 200 milligrams ...