What to Get Someone Who Has Everything
The reliable gap in most people's lives is not an object.
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Gift Cards That Do Not Sit in a Drawer
Most gift cards go unredeemed. A few small things make ours much more likely to be used.
The uncomfortable truth about gift cards is how many are never spent. If you are giving one, it is worth doing the two things that change that.
Give a specific experience, not just an amount
A fixed amount asks the recipient to make a decision. A named experience — a one-hour float at $70, or the Triple Treat at $100 — removes it. They know exactly what they have been given and what to book.
Send the first-visit guide with it
Most hesitation about floating is not reluctance, it is not knowing what happens. Our first-visit page answers it in order: what you do, what to bring, what to wear, how long it takes.
Mention the expiry
All gift cards expire one year from purchase. Saying so when you hand it over is far kinder than letting someone discover it later.
And they can pass it on
Credits are transferable. If it genuinely is not for them, it can go to somebody it is for.
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