TL;DR

Costa Coffee Latte contains 100 mg of caffeine per Small (Primo). That is about the same caffeine as a typical 8 oz cup of brewed coffee (about 95 mg).

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Costa Coffee Latte Caffeine Content by Serving

Figures are for Latte (Costa Coffee).

ServingVolumeCaffeinePer 100 mlLevel
Small (Primo)-100 mg-Moderate
Medium (Medio)-200 mg-High
Large (Massimo)-325 mg-Very High

Source: caffeine figures from Caffeine Informer (values from Costa Coffee nutrition info and customer service), accessed 2026-06-11. Values can vary by batch, location, and preparation; check the label or the source for the latest figures.

How Costa Coffee Latte Compares to Coffee

At 100 mg per Small (Primo), Costa Coffee Latte delivers about the same caffeine as a typical 8 oz cup of brewed coffee (about 95 mg). For a wider comparison across drinks, try the caffeine comparison tool or browse the full caffeine database.

When to Stop Drinking Costa Coffee Latte Before Bed

With caffeine's median 5-hour half-life, a Small (Primo) of Costa Coffee Latte (100 mg) needs about 5 h to fall under 50 mg, the level where most people can fall asleep normally. That puts the last call at 5:00 PM (17:00) for a 10 PM bedtime and 6:00 PM (18:00) for an 11 PM bedtime. Individual half-lives range from roughly 2 to 12 hours, so treat these as a starting point.

The Costa Coffee Latte sleep cutoff page has last-call times for four bedtimes, and the caffeine half-life calculator personalizes the curve to your metabolism.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Small (Primo) of Costa Coffee Latte contains 100 mg of caffeine, per Caffeine Informer (values from Costa Coffee nutrition info and customer service) (accessed 2026-06-11). That is about the same caffeine as a typical 8 oz cup of brewed coffee (about 95 mg).
It is a moderate dose. The FDA's guideline for healthy adults is 400 mg per day, so it would take about 4 servings of Costa Coffee Latte to reach the limit. Timing matters more than the single dose: 100 mg in the evening can still disturb sleep.
Caffeine's median half-life is about 5 hours, so the 100 mg in a Small (Primo) drops to roughly 50 mg after 5 hours and 25 mg after 10 hours. Individual half-lives range from about 2 to 12 hours depending on CYP1A2 genetics, medications, smoking, and pregnancy. Model your own curve with the caffeine half-life calculator.
For an 11 PM bedtime, have your last Small (Primo) of Costa Coffee Latte by 6:00 PM (18:00) to be under 50 mg of residual caffeine at lights out, assuming the median 5-hour half-life. See the full bedtime table on the Costa Coffee Latte sleep cutoff page.

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Medical Disclaimer: Caffeine values are approximate figures from the cited public sources. Actual content may vary by batch, location, and preparation, and caffeine metabolism varies widely between individuals. This page is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. The FDA guideline for healthy adults is up to 400 mg of caffeine per day; the recommended limit during pregnancy is 200 mg per day. Consult a healthcare professional for personalized guidance.