Stop using powdered electrolytes

The ad begins with a man pouring powdered electrolyte mix into a glass of water, with text overlayed. A woman appears on screen, explaining the issue with powdered electrolytes. The ad then transitions to show a comparison between a powdered electrolyte packet and a box of table salt, implying they are the same. It highlights the ingredients in table salt, such as anti-caking compounds and bleaching agents, and explains how it's processed at high temperatures, stripping it of natural minerals. The ad then introduces Buoy's unflavored liquid electrolytes as a superior alternative, showcasing its ocean-sourced and third-party tested qualities. It emphasizes that Buoy's product contains no sugar, sweeteners, or artificial flavors, and is rich in 87 ionic trace minerals harvested from the ocean. The ad shows various ways to use Buoy, adding it to smoothies, water, and coffee, and highlights its clinical proof of being more hydrating than water alone. It concludes by encouraging viewers to try Buoy's range of functional liquid electrolyte drops and offers a risk-free trial.