It still has a touch of that telltale energy drink flavor, but overall it’s a pretty good lemon-lime soda dupe. While I personally like the Lemon Lime Prime Energy Drink just a smidge better ...

Prime drinks are typically meant to rehydrate you after intense activity, or to pick your energy up. They can also be used to ...

PRIME Energy comes in five flavors, including PRIME staples such as Blue Raspberry, Tropical Punch, and Lemon Lime as well as two new flavors, Orange Mango and Strawberry Watermelon. Founded in ...

But Prime Energy is one of the worst things children can consume, a dietitian has warned. The £1.99 drink, sold in colourful cans and in flavours such as Lemon Lime, Tropical Punch and Blue ...

The duo have advertised their Prime Hydration brand as "when rivals ... Blue Raspberry, Tropical Punch. Lemon Lime, Grape, and Orange versions. The drink was brought out by a company called ...

Prime Energy contains as much caffeine as two cups ... apart from one's in a can and one's in a bottle," said Anita. "They've both got lemon and lime. I can't see any other difference." ...

Tesco is set to stock viral hydration drink Prime from Monday. It is understood that Tesco will be selling Tropical Punch, Blue Raspberry, Ice Pop, and Lemon & Lime flavours at £2.50 per bottle, as ...

"PRIME Energy, sold in a can ... The energy drink comes in six flavors: Ice Pop, Lemon Lime, Tropical Punch, Blue Rasberry, Strawberry Watermelon and Orange Mango, according to its website.

Sales of Prime Energy, which includes variations like Lemon Lime, Tropical Punch and Blue Raspberry, were banned in Denmark earlier this year after not conforming to the country’s caffeine laws.

A shop in Glasgow says they are 'fully stocked' with the new Prime energy drink but desperate ... £10 a bottle and are offering Orange and Lemon and Lime flavours, reports Glasgow Live.