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Most float centers divide on floats offered between 60 or 90 minute floats, but some split the difference right down the middle and offer 75 minutes. Graham and Ashkahn share their thoughts on this tactic, what they see as the pros, cons, and things to consider when implementing it.

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FTS Product - State of the Industry Report

(In this last year, 7 float centers reported offering 75 minute floats)

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Transcription of this episode... (in case you prefer reading)

Graham: All right.

Ashkahn: Welcome everybody.

Graham: Hello.

Ashkahn: This is Ashkahn.

Graham: And I'm Graham over here.

Ashkahn: And boy, we've got a big one. We've got a big one today.

Graham: It's not ...

Ashkahn: It's a normal sized one. I was just trying to make them feel excited, you know? Try and pump people up.

Graham: That's great. It's gonna be a great episode.

Ashkahn: It's gonna be a really good one.

Graham: And you did a great job pumping people up too, I think.

Ashkahn: Thanks. Yeah. And you did a really complimenting me just now.

Graham: Oh, thanks. Anyway, our question for today is, "What do you think about 75 minute floats?"

Ashkahn: 75 minute floats.

Graham: The old 75-er.