One minute. 60 seconds. It doesn’t sound like much. Especially when you consider the average person has over 40 million minutes to play with during his/her lifetime.

But we are talking about a ‘tanning minute’, and what it’s worth to your bottom line.

Does it make dollars and sense to own the fastest, most powerful and profitable tanning machine in the world, or not. Study the following examples and then you decide for yourself.

Compare the profit shift on 1 set of lamps when you go from an 8 minute session to a 7 minute session. There are 7.5 eight minute sessions in a tanning hour (60 min / 8 = 7.5) and 8.5 seven minute sessions in a tanning hour. Using $15 per session and a 600 hour lamp life as an example, the 8 minute session will generate $67,500 (7.5 X $15 X 600 = $67,500) and the 7 minute session will generate $76,500 with every lamp change.

That 1 minute difference is worth an extra $9,000 with every lamp change!

Now compare the 7 minute SuperSonic to a 12 minute high performance bed. Using the same example as above, we already know the 7 minute SuperSonic will generate $76,500 on every set of lamps. The 12 minute bed totals out at $45,000 on each set of lamps. The SuperSonic will put an extra $31,500 in your pocket with every single lamp change!

It seems inconceivable but true. You can plug in your own average session price, but in every case, the extra profit from a SuperSonic is staggering.

If you multiply that extra profit times the approximate number of lamp changes during the lifespan of your equipment you really begin to see the value of the SuperSonic and what a tanning minute can mean to your bottom line.