Brace yourself - the most in-demand energy drink is set to make its debut in another UK supermarket.
Bottles of the immensely popular Prime Hydration drinks will be available on more shelves across the UK as the latest supermarket to confirm it will give fans a chance to snag one... if they're lucky.
After KSI and Logan Paul fanatics were filmed rushing to Aldi shortly before Christmas last year, it’s no surprise this shopping chain has decided to join in on the hype.
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Sainsbury’s has confirmed it will sell five 500ml flavours of Prime. And if that’s not enough of a reason to rush to your nearest store ASAP, it also confirmed it will stock a limited edition Mango and Orange variety.
The limited edition flavours will set you back £2.50.
The other flavours, which are priced at £2, include Lemon Lime, Blue Raspberry, Tropical Punch and Ice Pop.
A spokesperson for Sainsbury’s said to LADBible: "We know our customers actively seek the latest in product innovation.
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"We are excited to be launching the following Prime Hydration products in store from Tuesday, February 21."
Prime was co-founded by YouTuber and musician KSI and social media personality and wrestler Logan Paul. It quickly flew off the shelves after it was launched in the UK back in Asda last year.
Each bottle contains 10 percent coconut water, electrolytes, B vitamins and BCAAs and has around 20 calories.
The product doesn’t have sugar or caffeine.
Last year Aldi announced that the drink would be available nationwide on 29 December - and crowds of people were filmed standing outside shops in the early hours of the morning.
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Prime Hydration Drink featured as a 'special buy' in Aldi, meaning that shoppers were limited to just one bottle of each of flavour per person.
The hype around the drink is wild. Aldi and Asda have been ransacked of the drink with videos showing crowds of people emptying the shelves at supermarkets.
Last month Costco announced that crates will be available in branches, with members able to buy two crates.
Each crate was priced at £18.58 for 12 bottles, meaning each drink will cost £1.55, according to the Manchester Evening News.
The same month Wakey Wines owner Mohammed Nazir claimed a family had given him more than a grand just for a few boxes of the drink.
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And people have traveled across the country to get their hands on the beverage, with a man and two young boys revealing they'd made the journey up to Wakefield from Lincolnshire and spent £1,070 in the store.
With over 600 supermarkets across the UK, we're sure that the Sainsbury's news comes as a huge relief for Prime lovers.
Featured Image Credit: Raz McNulty Photography / Alamy Stock Photo / Archimage / Alamy Stock PhotoTopics: Food And Drink, KSI, Logan Paul