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NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
A new sports drink created by YouTubers is causing a frenzy among teenagers – and they’re resorting to extreme measures to get hold of it.
Prime is marketed as a ‘hydration drink’ which contains mostly water and coconut water with added vitamins and minerals, and comes in a variety of different flavours including ice pop, blue raspberry, grape and lemon lime.
It is not an energy drink as it does not contain caffeine, and is low calorie with no added sugar, making it fairly healthy.
Children are asking their parents to travel far and wide to find Prime, which is currently only being sold in Asda stores in the UK and in Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium, as the club is its drinks partner.