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The amount of caffeine in energy drinks is not currently regulated by the Food and Drug Administration. Photo via Google Images State politicians in South Carolina filed a bill that would ban selling energy drinks to minors under 18 years old. On Friday, Rep. Leon Howard (D-Richland) and Rep. Chip Huggins (R-Lexington) filed the bill, H. 4352. to ban the sale of energy drinks to children and teenagers in South Carolina. This comes after parents in the state lost their 16-year-old son in 2017(AP News report), who died from a caffeine-induced cardiac arrest. The parents of the teen reportedly support the bill.