stock it at your spot
wholesale.
gym, studio, co-op, coffee bar, sauna, pro shop. a clean, minnesota-made electrolyte your customers can read, and the honest version of why it sells.
salty smiles is a clean, honest, minnesota-made electrolyte your customers can actually trust, and read. this page is for the people who run the places those customers already go.
why it sells.
a local story that is true
strawberries and raspberries from lorence’s berry farm in minnesota. salt from redmond, utah. honey from a farm in colorado. mixed here. every claim on the packet has a name behind it, which is a story a person at a register can repeat in one breath.
a product you can stand behind
no artificial dyes, no synthetic sweeteners, no proprietary blends, no “natural flavors.” a naked label your staff can read out loud, and a deep-dive site, this one, where a sceptical customer can check the studies for themselves before they buy.
it fits the crowd
anywhere people sweat or sit in heat: gyms, yoga and pilates studios, saunas, climbing walls, outdoor and bike shops, co-ops, coffee bars that want a non-coffee afternoon option (squared², with its measured 75 mg of caffeine per packet, is that option).
a dosing rule that protects you
half a packet is a serving and one packet a day is the maximum, printed on the packet and explained on this site with the intake references behind it.12 that is a product you can put beside the register without a second thought.
how it works.
- two formulas, eight flavors. classic ($2 retail) and squared² (from $5 retail). the compare page has the full table.
- margins and minimums. [MOQ & wholesale tiers go here.] text jon for the current wholesale sheet.
- samples. we send them. put a few by the register, see what moves, then order.
- merchandising. packets stand up in a small counter box; classic and squared² side by side sell each other.
- the deep dive. point curious customers here. it does the explaining so your staff do not have to.
let’s talk.
text jon directly and we will get you a wholesale sheet and samples.
text 612-202-0146 email usstudies & sources on this page
- Institute of Medicine. Dietary Reference Intakes for Calcium, Phosphorus, Magnesium, Vitamin D, and Fluoride. The National Academies Press, 1997.
- National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. Dietary Reference Intakes for Sodium and Potassium. The National Academies Press, 2019.
every study above is linked to the original record. the full library is on the studies page.