Viral posts claim the popular energy drink could cause a positive drug test result. We tested it for ourselves and can VERIFY those claims are false.

A viral claim about Celsius energy drinks has caught fire online. It suggests that the beverage could trigger a false positive for cocaine on drug tests, but Major League Baseball says there's no ...

A recent viral post on social media about the ingredients in Celsius Energy Drinks has caused MLB to dispel any concerns that consuming it would trigger a positive drug test.

Celsius Holdings Inc. has responded to claims that its product, Celsius Energy Drink, contains an ingredient that could be flagged as cocaine on drug tests. The company, based in Boca Raton ...

She added, "Celsius has an ingredient known to flag as cocaine in MLB drug testing and although it's not officially banned, it's 'strongly discouraged,' I'm told." ...

Consuming Celsius does not cause a positive drug test. VERIFY conducted independent tests of the drink, and tested ourselves after consuming the drink, and both came back negative.

Now, we cannot confirm that Celsius really does cause false positive drug tests. But, according to Waldon, that's the talk around the MLB. Also, as reported by Credihealth, "the CELSIUS energy ...

Consuming Celsius does not cause a positive drug test. VERIFY conducted independent tests of the drink, and tested ourselves after consuming the drink, and both came back negative.

Consuming Celsius does not cause a positive drug test. VERIFY conducted independent tests of the drink, and tested ourselves after consuming the drink, and both came back negative.

Consuming Celsius does not cause a positive drug test. VERIFY conducted independent tests of the drink, and tested ourselves after consuming the drink, and both came back negative.

Viral posts claim the popular energy drink could cause a positive drug test result. We tested it for ourselves and can VERIFY those claims are false.