Prime Hydration Prime Energy by KSI and Logan Paul - Energy Drink with 200 mg. of Caffeine and 300 mg. of Electrolytes, prime hydration drink (Orange Mango, Individual Can), Pack of 1

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Acesulfame potassium also known as Ace-K, is used in the drink, it is a no-calorie sweetener that is used in foods and beverages to provide sweetness without the added calories contained in sugars. The use of artificial sweeteners has been controversial given some of their potential health risks. Overall, Prime is considered to be safe, however many people do not recommend the drink due to the inclusion of a wide variety of questionable additive ingredients.

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great taste meets function, PRIME is the perfect boost for any activity. Zero added sugar, 10% coconut water and electrolytes make PRIME a guilt-free way to feel great. Judy pointed to the preservatives and artificial sweeteners in Prime’s hydration drinks and the caffeine found in its Prime energy drinks as ingredients that parents should avoid giving to children. “You should minimise the preservatives and artificial sweeteners that you give children. As with all soft drinks and energy drinks, it is acidic and not good for teeth,” she says. The first safety tests on Ace-K were conducted in the 1970s. Many people are still questioning the validity of these tests has been called into question over the years. The new PRIME drink has been flying off shelves and can be impossible to get hold of in some areas, but what is it and why is it so popular?Prime boasts the drink will "help you refresh, replenish, and refuel" - but nutritionist Judy More says that parents would be better off giving their children milk. “There’s nothing special about Prime,” she says. They are created with a blend of natural ingredients that provide the perfect balance of nutrition and energy, helping to give you enough fuel to get through your day with ease.

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