Saulit rewards purchases of products that meet its published nutritional eligibility criteria. Here is how a product becomes eligible, in plain language.
Which products earn points
Not every healthy product earns points. A product earns points only when Saulit and the supermarket have chosen to include it in a live rewards campaign. Two things decide this:
- Health score (1–5) — how nutritious the product is, based on its nutrition facts. This is just information to help you compare products.
- Reward-eligible (yes / no) — whether the product is part of a current rewards campaign. Only reward-eligible products give you points.
Example: a yogurt might have a health score of 5 but still earn no points if it isn't in a running campaign. Another product might be added to a campaign and earn points for those weeks only.
A high health score never makes a product reward-eligible on its own — a person reviews and approves every reward-eligible product.
What reviewers consider
- Nutritional data such as sugars, saturated fat, salt, fibre, and protein per 100g.
- The data source (e.g. a public food database) and its date.
- Category context and campaign goals.
This list changes
The eligible-product list is reviewed and may change over time. Products can be added or removed, and eligibility can differ between campaigns.
Nutritional data from external sources is not guaranteed to be accurate. We recommend a qualified nutrition review before a broad public launch, and always follow the guidance of your own health professional. Saulit is not medical advice.