Di-Caffeine Malate is a patented ingredient from Creative Compounds, also known as Infinergy. It is a form of Caffeine that is buffered. It may be easier on the stomach, and it also helps with longer lasting energy as well as preventing the dreaded “crash” people may experience from Caffeine use. 

You can use find Di-Caffeine Malate in products such as pre-workouts, fat burners, and nootropics. It is great for pre-workouts, as it helps with long-lasting energy. Instead of a huge rush of energy at the start of your workout, it trickles in and gives more of a “steady energy”.

Same goes with fat burners. Some fat burners give you hard hitting energy, which is nice, however once that wears off, you crash. Well Di-Caffeine Malate can prevent that crash. Since Caffeine can suppress appetite, Di-Caffeine Malate can suppress your appetite even longer.

As for nootropics, since Caffeine has been shown to increase mental cognition, it may help for longer-lasting focus. 

Di-Caffeine Malate goes well with many ingredients. You’ll usually find it paired with Caffeine Anhydrous, DMHA, Hordenine, and Higenamine.

In fat burners, you’ll typically see it paired with Yohimbine, Synephrine, and Grains of Paradise.

You’ll find it paired with ingredients such as Huperzine A, Alpha GPC, and L-Tyrosine​​​​​.

Caffeine has a list of potential side effects, and a lot of it comes down to your tolerance. Some of these side effects include:

• Anxiety

• Digestive Issues

• Insomnia

• High Blood Pressure

• Rapid Heart Beat

• Frequent Urination

Of course there are more, and too much caffeine can even kill you, which is why pure caffeine powder is now illegal to sell to the end-consumer. Another aspect to Caffeine that we have to mention, is that it is pretty addictive. It’s very easy to rely on Caffeine to get you going in the morning, and coffee is a perfect example of this. How many people do you know that need to start their day with that?

Simply be mindful as to how much Caffeine you are taking in per day, and if you aren’t getting the same energy out of it as you once were, simply take a break. While as long as possible is the best, many people find 1-2 weeks to be a good amount of time.

As far as dosing goes, that can depend on several things. It is commonly paired with Caffeine Anhydrous, so you have to make sure you know how much Caffeine you are getting it total with those products. Also, Caffeine is a very personal ingredient, as everyone has varying tolerances.

Just know that Di-Caffeine Malate is 75% Caffeine, and 25% Malic Acid. So, if you have 100mg of Di-Caffeine Malate, you’re actually getting 75mg of Caffeine.

The following products contain Di-Caffeine Malate at the recommended dosage, and are recommended supplements for Fitness Informant: