Generic Prime Hydration KSI Flavour Limited Edition 500ml -Orange & Mango

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Sainsbury’s is the latest big retailer to add the KSI and Logan Paul drinks to its shelves, following the likes of Asda, Aldi and Costco. A Sainsbury’s spokesperson said: “We know our customers actively seek the latest in product innovation. We are excited to be launching the following Prime Hydration products in store from Tuesday 21 February: The drink comes in a variety of flavours, including Blue Raspberry, Grape, Ice Pop, Lemon Lime, Meta Moon, Orange, Strawberry Watermelon and Tropical Punch. KSI has said that aside from the limited edition box available on DrinkPrime.uk plenty of bottles will be sent to retailers but he’s worried that not all of the bottles will end up on shelves due to the consistent foul play and opportunists who are capitalising on the scarcity of these products. Something which KSI says is impossible to combat.

It’s a great taste but it tastes very familiar and instantly makes the limited edition status feel less limited knowing there’s another brand you could just nip out and buy that doesn’t have the popularity or star appeal as this particular drink.

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KSI confirmed this week that an exclusive KSI Prime bottle will be available for a limited time exclusively here in the UK.

After trying the KSI limited edition flavour it instantly reminded me of a J20 drink, almost identical to the Orange and Mango energy drink although the energy drink has a nice fizz to it but the still KSI limited edition bottle has an instant wink and nod to a J20 with a refreshing coconut twist. If you aren't a fan of a sweet flavoured drink, this probably isn't for you. But I was a huge fan. It reminded me of the juicy spring water brand Drench - their tropical flavour tastes very similar to it. What Prime Hydration is - the KSI's influencer drink Asda keeps selling out of and children queue at sunrise

Sainsbury’s is the latest big retailer to add the KSI and Logan Paul drinks to its shelves, following the likes of Asda, Aldi and Costco, reports the MEN.