Police found the car but Martyn was upset the Prime Blue Raspberry energy drink he’d bought for his son, seven, was gone. An online craze has seen bottles up for sale at £3,000. READ MORE ON CRIME ...

A THIEF stole a delivery driver’s car – so he could swipe a bottle of Prime.Takeaway delivery man Martyn Connor, 29, was dropping off a Hawaiian p ...

eBay traders in Stockton and Middlesbrough are listing the "old bottles", with starting bids of 99p or £1.50. One listing says: "A bottle of the blue raspberry Prime Hydration Energy Drink - Blue ...

Reporter Maynard Manyowa splashed out on bottle of Prime that had been upsold for £30, but it is unlikely he will do that again anytime soon after trying out the drink ...

Open Site Menu. Close Site Menu News Expand ... Fabio’s Gelato decided it would be a good idea to put twenty or so bottles of blue raspberry Prime through the churner.

A reporter has tried and tested new hydration drink Prime Hydration to see what all the fuss is about, while teens pay as much as £50 for empty bottles of the 'holy grail' of beverages ...

Wilson carefully pours Blue Raspberry Prime into two new glasses. “Oh, that’s a strange colour,” he says. (It’s a sort of cloudy bluish water.) “There’s no such thing as blue raspberry.

IT was the viral drink that was being sold for upwards of £10 a bottle by savvy shop owners. But now people are racing to Tesco to nab bottles of Prime for just 31p each. The deal was shared on ...

Local retailer Checkers Hyper was kind enough to send me two bottles earlier this week; the “ice pop” and “blue raspberry”. This comes a week after the retailer announced that they will be ...

Images shared on social media platform X last month showed 500ml bottles of Blue Raspberry and Strawberry Watermelon reduced to 31p in one Tesco store. The 31p shelf-edge price is an 87.6% decrease on ...

Whilst one seller has listed a 'Prime Hydration Bottle Light - Lamp' for £12.50, and another for a bargain £5. ... Blue Raspberry, Lemon Lime and Tropical Punch.

Police found the car but Martyn was upset the Prime Blue Raspberry energy drink he’d bought for his son, seven, was gone. An online craze has seen bottles up for sale at £3,000.