Caffeine Safety with Herbalife Products: Official-Source Checklist

This older caffeine page was rewritten to remove broad safety claims and keep the advice label-first. Caffeine tolerance is personal, and product use should be checked against the current Herbalife label.

Official source basis

Source basis: Herbalife official product documentation for Total Control® (SKU 0077), Herbal Tea Concentrate (example SKU 0188), current caffeine-containing product labels, and Herbalife claims guidance.

What the official sources say

• Total Control® is formulated with tea extracts and caffeine; the official page lists 82 mg of caffeine per tablet.
• Herbal Tea Concentrate is also formulated with caffeine and is positioned around energy/metabolism support in official product wording.
• Any energy, alertness, or metabolism language should stay tied to the exact product label and should not become a medical or fixed-performance promise.

Caffeine checklist

1. Add up caffeine from coffee, tea, energy drinks, supplements, and Herbalife products before combining them.
2. Do not stack multiple caffeine-containing products just because they are in the same routine.
3. Use the serving directions on the current label and avoid late-day use if caffeine affects sleep.
4. Ask a qualified professional first if you are pregnant, nursing, caffeine-sensitive, under medical care, using medication, or planning use for a teen.

Compliance note

This page does not say caffeine products are safe for everyone. It is a practical checklist to help customers verify label facts, serving size, and personal fit before use.