SALTT Electrolytes vs Bouy™ Electrolytes

Bouy™ Electrolytes have done a very effective job at targeting their products for people who have chronic conditions like POTS. One of Bouy's most effective marketing campaigns is signing people up for a subscription that offers a 35% discount off their products. The question becomes: how does SALTT compare, and do we offer a discount program or membership for people with chronic illnesses?

SALTT offers everyone a 10% discount if they create a subscription. No need to send us medical information, no need to talk with a support agent, you can cancel it through our website easily with a couple clicks. Frankly, its as easy to create as it is to cancel; the way subscriptions SHOULD be.

Comparing the actual contents/value of SALTT's Electrolytes vs. the different options from Bouy involves getting out a spreadsheet and doing a lot of math =) That said, here's the essential information:

Even with the 35% "Chronic Illness Discount," the electrolytes in the 6-pack of Bouy Rescue Drops™ (their cheapest electrolytes) you are paying 2.2x more than you would compared to purchasing SALTT with a regular 10% subscription discount. You would actually need a 72% discount on the Bouy Rescue Drops™ to make it equal the value of SALTT.

You're probably thinking "wait, seriously?" If you're curious you can see the spreadsheet but it comes down to the total milligrams of Sodium + Potassium + Magnesium divided by the discounted price; and figuring into the total electrolytes is the number of servings in each container or pack of containers. With those figures you get a nicely comparable "mg per $$."

• Bouy Hydration Drops 3 pack: 143mg/$
• Bouy Rescue Drops 6 pack: 663mg/$
• SALTT Hydrate 2oz squeezy bottle: 904mg/$
• SALTT Hydrate - 250ml: 1614mg/$
• SALTT Low-K - 250ml: 1505mg/$
• SALTT Drink Mix Powder: 1573mg/$

Note that these numbers are AFTER Bouy's 35% "Chronic Illness Discount" and SALTT's 10% subscription discount.