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Caffeine pouches placed between the lip and gum can contain up to 200 milligrams of caffeine and are marketed as a discreet way to boost energy and focus. Health experts warn that excess caffeine can cause serious effects in children and teens, including increased heart rate, anxiety and sleep problems. With no federal minimum purchase age and pouches resembling nicotine products, school districts in several states have banned or restricted their use.
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