Stop.
There's a call to investigate a very popular energy drink that's backed
up by two youtube stars over concerns about the drinks caffeine content.
Yesterday, New York,
Senator Charles Schumer called on the Food and
drug administration to investigate the drink prime,
which was launched by Logan Paul and KC.
Last year, the drink has been a sensation with long lines in stores,
high resale prices, but it has high levels of
caffeine to give you an idea.
200 mg per 12 ounces,
which is the same as about half a dozen Coke cans or two Red Bulls company
representatives defended the product and said it was
labeled not recommended for Children under 18.
In his letter to the FDA,
Senator Schumer claimed there was little noticeable difference in the online
marketing of prime and the separate caffeine free drink prime hydration.