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Thermogenic enhanced Reign Inferno gets its first new flavor since launch

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Reign Inferno is a thermogenic enhanced beverage from Reign, the winner of this year’s Clash Of The Cans competition, available in some unique flavors, at least compared to its regular Reign energy drink. The product arrived earlier this year in three flavors, all of which we’ve tried and didn’t enjoy that much, with Red Dragon, True Blu, and Jalapeno Strawberry.

To go with Amazon’s annual sales event, Prime Day, Reign has dropped the first new flavor of Reign Inferno, taking it to a total of four tastes. The latest addition to the brand’s family sounds a little more traditional with Watermelon Warlord Reign Inferno. It comes with all of the same ingredients as the other flavors, including carnitine, capsicum, and 300mg of natural caffeine.

You can grab the all-new Watermelon Warlord Reign Inferno starting today from Amazon, where you can currently grab a case for $21.32, working out to a strong $1.77 a can.