“…Chen et al, 2002).Environmental contamination occurs through excretion in the form of urine and feces, as soon as they are introduced into the environment through domestic, industrial or laboratory sanitary sewage. Due to its environmental spread, caffeine has been detected in surface waters in Malaysia (Fouad Fadhil Al-Qaim et al, 2017), Spain (Di Lorenzo et al, 2019, Bengal (Chakraborty et al, 2021), Brazil (Gonçalves et al, 2017), and the United States (Henderson et al, 2020). The residue of caffeine in surface water commonly traced at level concentrations within the range of ng L -1 to µg L -1 (Fouad F Al-Qaim et al, 2015;Lacina et al, 2013).Muñoz-Peñuela et al (2021)reported that diclofenac and caffeine inhibit the liver antioxidant enzymes of freshwater fish Astyanaxaltiparanae, which shows how the synergy between the drug and caffeine affects the local aquatic biota.…”