Prime Energy 16oz 12pk

Prime Energy 16oz is a carbonated, ready-to-drink energy drink with 200mg of caffeine per can, packaged in a convenient 12-count case.

Each 16 fl oz can provides 15 calories, 0g total sugar and 0g added sugar, along with sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium and vitamins B6 and B12.

If you want a full-size canned energy drink with a clearly disclosed caffeine amount and no sugar, Prime Energy gives you a straightforward option in four flavors.

Why Choose Prime Energy?

1. 200mg caffeine per can

You know exactly how much caffeine you are getting from each 16oz serving.

2. Zero sugar

Each can contains 0g total sugar and 0g added sugar.

3. Only 15 calories

It provides the energy-drink format without a large calorie load from sugar.

4. Ready to drink

No powder, shaker or mixing required.

5. 12 cans per case

The case format makes it easy to keep multiple servings on hand.

Prime Energy at a Glance

• 12 cans per case
• 16 fl oz / 473mL per can
• One can = one serving
• 200mg caffeine per can
• 15 calories
• 0g total sugar
• 0g added sugar
• 4g total carbohydrate
• 150mg sodium
• 150mg potassium
• 40mg calcium
• 40mg magnesium
• Vitamin B6
• Vitamin B12
• Carbonated
• Gluten free
• Contains 0% juice
• Sweetened with sucralose and acesulfame potassium
• For ages 18+
• Four flavors

How Much Caffeine Is in Prime Energy?

Each 16 fl oz can contains 200mg of caffeine.

One can is one complete serving.

That means a 12-pack contains 12 individual 200mg-caffeine servings.

The 200mg amount is per can, not spread across the entire case.

Is 200mg of Caffeine a Lot?

It is a meaningful caffeine dose.

If you also drink coffee, take pre-workout or use other caffeinated products, count Prime Energy toward your total caffeine intake for the day.

Because each can contains the full 200mg, it is especially important to consider other caffeine sources before opening another can.

Does Prime Energy Contain Sugar?

No.

• 0g total sugars
• 0g added sugars

It is sweetened with:

• Sucralose
• Acesulfame potassium

How Many Calories Are in a Can?

Each 16oz can contains 15 calories.

It also provides 4g total carbohydrate.

What Electrolytes and Minerals Are Included?

Each can provides:

• 150mg sodium
• 150mg potassium
• 40mg calcium
• 40mg magnesium

These amounts are useful when comparing Prime Energy with other energy drinks that use an electrolyte or mineral component.

Does Prime Energy Contain Vitamins?

Yes.

Each can provides:

• 2.55mg vitamin B6
• 3.6mcg vitamin B12

Both are listed at 150% Daily Value.

What Else Is in Prime Energy?

The formula includes ingredients such as:

• Carbonated water
• Citric acid
• Sodium citrate
• Potassium citrate
• Calcium lactate
• Magnesium citrate
• Caffeine
• Sucralose
• Acesulfame potassium
• L-theanine
• Taurine
• Inositol
• Glucuronolactone
• Vitamins B6 and B12

The amounts of caffeine, vitamins and minerals are disclosed, while several of the additional ingredients do not have individual quantities listed.

Does Prime Energy Contain Taurine?

Yes.

Taurine is listed as an ingredient.

However, the amount of taurine is not separately disclosed, so a specific taurine dose should not be assumed.

Does It Contain L-Theanine?

Yes.

L-theanine is listed, but its individual amount is not provided.

Is Prime Energy the Same as Prime Hydration?

No.

Prime Energy is a caffeinated energy drink.

The key distinction is the 200mg caffeine per can.

If you specifically want hydration without caffeine, this is not the product to choose.

Prime Energy vs. Pre-Workout

Both may contain caffeine, but they are different formats.

Choose Prime Energy if you want:

• Ready-to-drink convenience
• Carbonation
• 200mg caffeine
• No shaker or mixing
• 0g sugar
• A canned drink you can grab from the fridge

Choose pre-workout if you want:

• A powdered formula
• Workout-focused ingredients beyond caffeine
• Adjustable water volume
• Ingredients such as citrulline, beta-alanine or creatine, depending on the formula

Prime Energy is better thought of as an energy drink, not a complete pre-workout powder.

Prime Energy vs. Sugared Energy Drinks

Prime Energy provides 0g sugar and 15 calories per can.

That can make it more relevant for shoppers who want caffeine without the sugar found in some conventional energy drinks.

However, the sweet taste comes from non-sugar sweeteners rather than from an unsweetened formula.

What Flavors Are Available?

Nutrition Faktory carries four:

• Original
• Cherry Limeade
• Dream Pop
• Dripsicle

Flavor availability can change.

Is Prime Energy Gluten Free?

Yes.

Prime Energy is labeled gluten free.

Does Prime Energy Contain Juice?

No.

The label states 0% juice.

Who Is Prime Energy Best For?

Prime Energy may be a good fit if you:

• Want 200mg caffeine in a ready-to-drink can
• Prefer zero-sugar energy drinks
• Want only 15 calories
• Prefer a larger 16oz can
• Want a carbonated energy drink instead of powder
• Want a 12-pack rather than buying single cans

It is not appropriate for children, and the label specifically states it is for ages 18+.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much caffeine is in one Prime Energy can?

200mg.

Is 200mg for the whole 12-pack?

No. It is 200mg per can.

How many cans are in the case?

12 cans.

How big is each can?

16 fl oz / 473mL.

How many calories are in one can?

15 calories.

Does Prime Energy contain sugar?

No. It lists 0g total sugar and 0g added sugar.

Is it gluten free?

Yes.

Is it carbonated?

Yes.

Does it contain taurine?

Yes, but the taurine amount is not disclosed.

Does it contain L-theanine?

Yes, but the amount is not disclosed.

Is it for children?

No. The label states FOR AGES 18+.

How many flavors are available?

Four.

Important Information

Each 16 fl oz can contains 200mg caffeine.

Prime Energy is for ages 18+ and is not recommended for children under 18, people sensitive to caffeine, pregnant women or women who are nursing.

Consider caffeine from coffee, tea, pre-workout, other energy drinks and supplements when determining your total daily intake.

If you take medication or manage a medical condition, consult a qualified healthcare professional about caffeine use.