Advances in analytical instruments have led to cocaine (and many other forbidden substances) becoming detectable in a number of curious places, such as all U.S. currency. The sane question to ask is no longer whether, but how much.
> According to this analysis, the 0.13 micrograms of cocaine per can of the drink does not pose a serious health threat — you'd have to drink 12,000 liters of Red Bull Cola for negative affects to be felt — but it was enough to cause concern.
Not enough to concern me (not that I'm enough of an asshole to drink this garbage in the first place).
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 22.6 ms ] thread> According to this analysis, the 0.13 micrograms of cocaine per can of the drink does not pose a serious health threat — you'd have to drink 12,000 liters of Red Bull Cola for negative affects to be felt — but it was enough to cause concern.
Not enough to concern me (not that I'm enough of an asshole to drink this garbage in the first place).