Dubai school alerts parents about the potential risks associated with children consuming Prime Energy drinks

Parents in Dubai have been warned by a school about the possible dangers of their children ingesting Prime Energy beverages. In a recent circular to parents, the GEMS World Academy highlighted a number of health issues as a result of ingesting these beverages, including anxiety and the potential for addiction. The school emphasises the negative health effects of ingesting these beverages, such as anxiety and the potential for addiction.

As a result of this issue, GEMS World Academy has put in place a rule that says students aren't allowed to "buy(ing) or sell(ing) Prime or any other products on the Academy premises." This choice was based on the understanding that Prime Energy openly states that users under the age of 18 should not use it, a fact that is even acknowledged on the company's own website, as Taheri pointed out. Prime has added two new beverages to its lineup: Prime Hydration, an energy drink, and Prime Energy, a sports drink.

It's important to note that Logan Paul, a WWE Superstar and popular YouTuber with millions of followers, previously said that his business, Prime Hydration, had accomplished an outstanding milestone by earning more than $250 million in retail sales in its first year. Prime sports and energy drinks reportedly debuted on the market last year and rapidly became very well-liked, especially among teens. The drinks have quickly made a name for themselves as major participants in the market.