A new limited edition Viral sensation drink KSI Prime drink from Sainsbury’s is flying off the shelves across the country.
Why is everyone going crazy for it?
The ‘UK exclusive’ KSI Limited Edition Orange & Mango will only available in the UK for a short amount of time has been released in Sainsbury’s.
A highly popular hydration drink endorsed by YouTube celebrities KSI from Watford, and Logan Paul caused a frenzy in the UK in December 2022, with the product quickly selling out in various stores across the country. And it still continues.
Supermarket Staff said “it is limited to 3 bottles per customer, but said the kids were coming back wearing different tops after changing to disguise that they had been in moments earlier.
A group of lads at their car in the supermarket car park with the boot open were offering to sell for £25 per bottle. We found that this is similar to prices listed on the aution website eBay.
The original RRP price for the energy drink is £2.50, or £24 for a pack of twelve on their website. But we spotted some sold in the high street priced up at £10.
KSI Reacts to advertising cut out, was heard saying “why am i always sucking you bruv”
Prime Tracker App
The drink’s viral success in late December 2022 has left many customers struggling to find it in stock, prompting the creation of the Prime Tracker UK app.
The app, which features major retailers such as Asda, Aldi, and Spar, allows users to locate the nearest branches that still have the beverage in stock. It provides real-time updates on stock levels, notifying users of any changes within just 30 seconds, as the high demand for the drink continues to sweep across the country.
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