IT’S been flying off shelves and now another supermarket has plans to start stocking the viral Prime sports drink.
Morrisons has confirmed it will start selling the beverage in stores.
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The supermarket giant didn’t confirm exactly which flavours.
It didn’t say when the beverage will make its way on to shelves or how much it might cost either.
If you don’t know where your local Morrisons store is, you can find it by using its store locator.
The Prime Hydration drinks were created by boxing rivals and YouTube stars Logan Paul and KSI.
The drinks first launched in 2022 and used to be sold in Asda outlets.
But in December Aldi started selling the drink exclusively.
It saw shoppers rushing out to buy the £1.99 drink with some locations witnessing chaotic scenes.
Demand for the item was so huge, Aldi set a one-flavour limit for customers when it first went on sale.
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Some people took getting their hands on the drink to extreme lengths.
Mum Aimy Dennis paid seven times the recommended price for her son Amari.
Meanwhile, another mother, Edwina Clark, said she had done “everything in her power” to get hold of one of the drinks for her son Mason.
What is the Prime drink?
The Prime drink comes in seven flavours: Ice Pop, Blue Raspberry, Tropical Punch, Lemon and Lime, Meta Moon, Orange and Grape.
All the drinks are made up of 10% coconut water and come with B vitamins, BCAA’s for muscle recovery and electrolytes.
All seven flavours are currently sold out on the official Drink Prime website.
The Ice Pop, Blue Raspberry, Lemon Lime and Tropical Punch flavours will be restocked from February 17.
Prime is launching a caffeinated version of the drink from April too – but you’ll have to be over 18 to buy one.
That’s based off the fact it contains 200mg of caffeine.
The new flavours will be Blue Raspberry, Lemon Lime, Tropical Punch, Strawberry Watermelon, and Orange Mango.
The drink is currently on sale in the US.
The drinks were created by YouTube megastar Logan Paul and KSI, who have nearly 50million subscribers combined.
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