Does Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola have caffeine?
No. Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola has no caffeine: 0 mg in a 12 fl oz can.
It is one of the few sodas you can drink at night without any caffeine at all.
Source: coca-colacompany.com · checked 10 Nov 2026
What to drink instead in the evening
Because Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola has no caffeine, it will not change your bedtime number at all. Other choices with no caffeine or only a trace:
- Fanta Orange no caffeine
- Fresca no caffeine
- Sprite no caffeine
- Herbal Tea no caffeine
- Starbucks Iced Passion Tango Tea no caffeine
- Starbucks Mint Majesty Tea no caffeine
Low but not zero: Decaf Tea (5 mg), GT's Synergy Kombucha (6 mg), Decaf Coffee (8 mg), AriZona Green Tea (9 mg).
Planning a coffee instead? When to stop drinking coffee works out the latest time for your bedtime.
How it compares
More caffeine
- Sunkist Orange Soda 19 mg, 12 fl oz can
- Barq's Root Beer 22 mg, 12 fl oz can
- Coca-Cola 34 mg, 12 fl oz can
Same caffeine: Fanta Orange, Fresca, Sprite.
FAQ
Is Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola caffeine-free?
Yes. coca-colacompany.com lists 0 mg of caffeine for Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola.
Can I have Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola before bed?
Yes, as far as caffeine goes: it adds nothing to the caffeine in you at bedtime.
How does Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola compare with a cup of coffee?
An 8 fl oz cup of coffee has 95 mg of caffeine; Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola has none.
Which sodas have the most caffeine?
Of the sodas we track, fritz-kola has the most at 83 mg (330 ml bottle), then Mountain Dew Zero Sugar at 68 mg (12 fl oz can).
Which Coca-Cola sodas do have caffeine?
Diet Coke has 46 mg per 12 fl oz can, the most of the Coca-Cola sodas we track.
Method and limits
The caffeine figure comes from coca-colacompany.com; recipes, brewing and batches vary, so a real serving can differ. Bedtime numbers elsewhere on this site use a standard one-compartment model with an average 5-hour half-life and a sleep-friendly line of 50 mg; your own body may clear caffeine faster or slower. How it works has the details.
These are estimates for information, not medical advice.