Testing limits, potential health concerns Celsius contends that it is important to clarify that the NCAA drug testing program "does not consider an athlete to test positive for caffeine if consumed responsibly." They further claim that the company's own serving recommendations that an individual, who does not drink more than two 12-ounce cans of Celsius daily, would "test under the NCAA's caffeine limits for most athletes." Additionally, the company note that no college athlete has ever been declared ineligible as a result of consuming Celsius
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