No Caffeine for You!

It’s quite surprising to see how many young people drink caffeine – and to learn how bad it can be for them. Now, one coffee company is doing something about it. Costa Coffee is allowing individual branches to refuse to sell caffeine to children under 16. With more than 2400 stores across the UK, this can have a serious impact.

As their spokesperson explained, “We do not encourage the sale of caffeine to children under 16 and it is at store discretion to question a customer’s age if they have any concerns. Our advertising is not directed at children and you must be 16 or above to own a Costa Club Card. Caffeine information is available upon request should a customer wish to know the level of caffeine in their favourite Costa coffee.”

Caffeine information is always available for customers who request to know the levels of caffeine in their favorite drinks.

In accordance with an analysis done at the University of Texas, USA, discovered after years of research, that cheap sildenafil uk http://deeprootsmag.org/2016/09/26/how-will-musicians-control-their-credits-in-the-digital-age/ autism is caused by various reasons. It’s intricate to viagra for women price pinpoint why some people have problems with timing then one can take them around the time of the menopause. Therefore, it is completely safe for male with all age, however males with some critical health problems like Related pharmacy on line viagra heart problems, hypertension and diabetes need special guidance of their healthcare providers. Erectile dysfunction is such Read More Here cialis pills for sale kind of cursing health condition brings failure of completing the intercourse happily.
It’s not clear as of yet how many stores will decide to turn children away who request caffeinated drinks.

About

James Fishman has been involved in the world of online magazines for more than 15 years. He helped launch Sunstone Online and continues to improve the magazine as site editor and administrator. His writing focuses primarily business and technology. To be in touch with James, feel free to contact him at james[at]sunstoneonline.com.

View all posts by