The wide range of caffeine contents in carbonated beverages indicates that consumers would benefit from the placement of caffeine values on food labels. Here is the caffeine content of Diet Dr Pepper for some of its popular. ![]() Most store-brand carbonated beverages were found to contain less caffeine than their national-brand counterparts. A 12 fl oz can has 41 milligrams of caffeine. Beverages from 14 other stores were also analyzed. The Wal-Mart store-brand beverages with their caffeine contents were Sam's Cola (12.7 mg/12 oz), Sam's Diet Cola (13.3 mg/12 oz), Dr Thunder (30.6 mg/12 oz), Diet Dr Thunder (29.9 mg/12 oz), and Mountain Lightning (46.5 mg/12 oz). Keurig Dr Pepper does not have a complete network of bottlers and distributors, so the drink is sometimes bottled under contract by Coca-Cola or Pepsi bottlers. Some of the more common national-brand carbonated beverages analyzed in this study with their caffeine contents were Coca-Cola (33.9 mg/12 oz), Diet Coke (46.3 mg/12 oz), Pepsi (38.9 mg/12 oz), Diet Pepsi (36.7 mg/12 oz), Dr Pepper (42.6 mg/12 oz), Diet Dr Pepper (44.1 mg/12 oz), Mountain Dew (54.8 mg/12 oz), and Diet Mountain Dew (55.2 mg/12 oz). It has a similar caffeine content to regular Dr Pepper, which is approximately 41 mg per 12 fl oz serving. It was first introduced to test markets in 1982 as Pepper Free. ![]() Caffeine contents ranged from 4.9 mg/12 oz (IGA Cola) to 74 mg/12 oz (Vault Zero). This study analyzed the caffeine contents of 56 national-brand and 75 private-label store-brand carbonated beverages using high-performance liquid chromatography. Due to its stimulatory and other physiological effects, individuals desire to know the exact amount of caffeine consumed from these beverages. Caffeine is a well-known stimulant that is added as an ingredient to various carbonated soft drinks.
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