New Limited-Edition Prime Hydration Flavor Revealed by Founder Logan Paul
A new limited-edition flavour of Prime Hydration has been revealed by founder and creator Logan Paul which will soon be available in the UK.
Prime Hydration already comes in a variety of different flavours in the UK including Lemon Lime, Meta Moon, Ice Pop and Tropical Punch.
Some of the more recent flavours include Lemonade and the ultra-rare Glowberry Prime.
Cheery Freeze is the newest addition to the Prime Hydration range in the UK following its launch in January (2024).
New Prime Hydration drink revealed
Another new flavour of Prime Hydration has now been revealed which is set to be available in the UK in the coming weeks.
Paul – who founded and created Prime along with KSI – posted a picture on Prime’s UK X (formerly Twitter) account on Sunday (February 25) alongside UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) president Dana White.
The pair were holding a bottle of the new Prime Hydration UFC 300.
The bottle is black with gold writing, but a flavour for the new drink is yet to be revealed.
Fans took to social media to share their excitement about news of the latest addition to the Prime range.
One user on X said: “Let’s gooo, can’t wait to add it to my collection.”
Another added: “Awesome!!! Where can we buy it?”
While a third excited fan commented: “Huge W.”
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When will the limited edition UFC 300 Prime Hydration be available in the UK?
An official launch date for the limited edition UFC 300 Prime Hydration in the UK is yet to be confirmed by Paul and KSI.
However, online stores including the likes of CandyMail.co.uk and King’s Candy have bottles of the new Prime available to pre-order with stock set to be available mid-end of March according to the websites.
A 500ml bottle of the UFC 300 Prime is advertised on these sites at £12.99 (at the time of publication).
Newhaven Lifeboat’s Late Night Rescue of Injured Fisherman
Newhaven Lifeboat’s volunteer crew was launched by HM Coastguard at 1:46 am to aid a 38m fishing vessel located 19 nautical miles south of Newhaven. The vessel called for medical assistance after one of its crew members suffered a severe injury.
Braving a slight sea state and a northerly breeze of 10 knots, the seven-member crew set out on their Severn class lifeboat to reach the distressed fisherman. The casualty had endured a possible lower arm compound fracture due to a crushing accident on board.
Second Coxswain Lee Blacknell highlighted the challenges faced during the operation, noting, “Due to fog in Lydd, launch of the rescue helicopter was not possible, visibility for us was good.” This visibility allowed the lifeboat to navigate swiftly to the fishing vessel’s location.
Upon arrival, the lifeboat crew executed a precise maneuver to come alongside the vessel’s starboard side, where they successfully transferred the injured fisherman to their lifeboat. “We transferred the casualty fisherman to our foredeck, where he received initial casualty care. Despite his injury, he was in good spirits,” Blacknell added.
The lifeboat then made its way back to Newhaven, where the fisherman was handed over to the waiting ambulance service for further medical treatment.
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The cabinet, easily identifiable by its bright red box mounted on the wall, is equipped with essential first-aid tools tailored for severe bleeding emergencies. Inside, one can find a chest seal for pneumothorax injuries, allowing air to exit without re-entry, a rapid clotting gauze that works within 60 seconds, and a swift-action tourniquet to stop heavy bleeding.
Access to this crucial medical kit is streamlined and secure. In an emergency, individuals are instructed to dial 999, request Sussex Police, and receive a unique code to unlock the cabinet. Additionally, guidance on how to effectively use the contents is provided, ensuring immediate and correct application of the life-saving equipment.
The initiative, spearheaded by Project Youth, a community interest company focused on early intervention for young individuals in East Sussex, aims to foster a safer environment. The project, supported by Accurate Roofing, reflects a community-driven effort to prepare for and potentially mitigate the consequences of traumatic injuries in public spaces.
Carl Scott, the founder of Project Youth, emphasizes the importance of community education and awareness, sharing his experiences and insights to discourage youth involvement in risky street activities. The project not only equips the public with emergency resources but also serves as a platform for meaningful engagement and education among young people and adults in the community.
Councillor Kelvin Williams, representing the Alliance for Wealden (Liberal Democrat) and the lead councillor for Public Health, Wellbeing, and Asset Management, expressed his hopes that the need for such kits never arises. However, he acknowledged the importance of their availability, underscoring the potential they have in saving lives during emergencies.
The installation of the bleed control cabinet in Vicarage Field is dedicated to the memory of a local resident.
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