Prime Red Hydration Drink, 500ml

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It’s also important to stress that drinks (of any kind) should not be consumed while driving as this impairs your concentration and control of the vehicle. If you’re thirsty, pull over somewhere safe before you take a sip.” We're surprised that in 2022 a popular "wellness" brand with significant funding and (presumably) significant profit margins is using older-generation artificial sweeteners like sucralose instead of newer-generation sweeteners like stevia or monk fruit which may have superior health and safety profiles (in our opinion). This suggests that the BCAA dose in Prime is around 40x less than the medically-established minimum effective dose.

Overall we do not consider Prime to be healthy, and we do not recommend the drink due to its additive ingredients.A spokesperson for Veygo said: "Within this sought-after product are high levels of caffeine that many shoppers haven’t stopped to consider, especially how it could impact their driving. The recommended amount of caffeine is up to 400mg per day for healthy adults and up to 100mg for adolescents, which scientists now believe occurs until the age of 24.

Over the past six months, it's been hard to miss the rise of Prime Hydration in the UK. From people queuing up outside Aldi from the early hours of the day to wrestling for the bottles in Asda, the sports hydration drink has caused quite a hubbub. N atural flavor is a broad categorical term that fails to describe the specific flavoring agents used. There are documented toxicity concerns related to some flavoring agents. We believe that Prime is healthier than Gatorade, because it has no added sugar and fewer potentially toxic ingredients like artificial food dye. Prime also contains a host of inactive ingredients that we consider questionable from a health perspective.We consider it illogical to consume foods or health supplements with added vitamins and minerals without any proof of a deficiency in those vitamins and minerals. This product provides a modest amount of sodium, potassium and magnesium (electrolytes), and contains 100 mg of caffeine for an energy boost during workouts. One of the most popular YouTube videos on Prime is published by a channel called "More Plates More Dates," has over 2 million views, and is a scientific "takedown" of the claims made by Logan Paul and Prime: I'd be interested to see if the other flavours are better, as I've heard very good things about the Ice Pop and Blue Raspberry versions, but with all of the hype, it just seems underwhelming. O ur main issue with this formulation is the considerable added sugar. A standard 12 ounce Gatorade contains 48 grams (g) of added sugar.