Prime Energy drinks include a label indicating that they’re not recommended for individuals under 18 years of age, those with caffeine sensitivity and women who are pregnant or nursing.

Prime is billed as a “better for you lifestyle beverage that people could enjoy on any occasion.” It also hoped to eschew the “sports drink” label despite being one, since the brand says ...

PRIME drinks do list warnings on their energy drink cans and the company’s website states that the energy drinks are not for those under 18 or who are pregnant. However, the warning labels are ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Prime drinks have been heavily promoted in Australia, leading to frenzied sales in supermarkets as well as bans in schools.

Prime drinks contain sucralose ... Carl recommends paying close attention to the ingredients labels before buying a drink. “Some of these drinks have fine print that they aren’t for children ...

Despite a warning label that it's "not recommended for ... While the company also pointed out that its Prime hydration drink is a caffeine-free alternative to its viral energy drink, the Times ...

“PRIME is born from the wheels of social ... Tropical Punch and Strawberry Watermelon — along with a discreet warning label on its energy drinks saying they are not recommended for consumers ...

Prime energy has a lot of it. On the label, it shows 200 mg in one 12-ounce can. There’s a warning that the drink is not recommended for children under 18, for pregnant or women who are nursing ...

Prime drinks were introduced to Australia earlier ... products that they sell also have similar warnings on their labels. While the ingredients vary slightly from flavour to flavour, the ...