39 unique gift ideas from Shark Tank, including plenty that will still arrive in time for the holidays
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10 genius ideas from ‘Shark Tank’ that make perfect gifts
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Currently in its 15th season, Shark Tank is one of the most popular shows on television. Its premise is simple: inventors and entrepreneurs come into the Shark Tank to pitch their products to “Sharks” with the hopes of scoring an investment.
While not every entrepreneur walks away with a deal, many who do go on to see huge success thanks to their strategic partnerships and savvy business deals with the Sharks.
Below, you’ll find some of the most loved products from Shark Tank that make great gifts both for fans of the show and those who have never seen it.
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This unique water bottle self-sanitizes your water and cleans the inner surfaces of the bottle at the touch of a button using non-toxic, mercury-free UV-C LED technology.
On the show, Sharks Lori Greiner and Kevin O’Leary agreed to an investment of $1,000,000 in exchange for 4% equity.
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Everlywell offers health testing from the convenience of your own home for wellness monitoring and educational uses. Their kits can test for everything from food sensitivities to metabolism rates to Lyme disease.
On the show, Shark Lori Greiner agreed to invest a $1,000,000 line of credit at 8% in exchange for 5% equity.
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Do you know someone in your life who is perpetually chilly? This oversized, wearable blanket is the perfect gift for them, allowing them to bring some warmth wherever they go.
On the show, Shark Barbara Corcoran agreed to invest a $50,000 in exchange for a 30% stake in the company.
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Improve your toilet posture with the Squatty Potty. This toilet stool helps align the colon for better flow while you take a squat.
On the show, Shark Lori Greiner agreed to invest a $350,000 in exchange for a 10% stake in the company.
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This is the scrubber to end all scrubbers. The Scrub Daddy’s unique and friendly design combined with its incredible functionality in the kitchen makes this sponge a winner.
Shark Lori Greiner came in again at $200,000 for a 20% stake on the show.
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Are you always dropping items in between your seats in the car? Get the Drop Stop which will fill the gaps between your seats to keep your car clean and safe.
On the show, Shark Lori Greiner agreed to a $300,000 investment for 20% equity.
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This wearable compression blanket is made to help adults sleep better. It has been said to imitate the calming sensation of being hugged while you fall asleep.
On the show, Sharks Mark Cuban and Lori Greiner agreed to a $300,000 investment for 20% equity.
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If you’ve ever started a fire from scratch, you know it isn’t always easy. Insta-Fire is the fire starter that easily can help you start a campfire, charcoal grill or fireplace.
On the show, Sharks Mark Cuban and Lori Greiner agreed to a $300,000 investment for 30% equity.
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We use our phones all the time, but how often do we clean them? PhoneSoap 3 is a UV-C phone sanitizer that conveniently also doubles as a charger!
On the show, Shark Lori Greiner agreed to a $300,000 investment for 10% equity.
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This eco-conscious company created a beach towel that is designed for multiple purposes. The towel is lightweight, fast-drying and sand resistant, which make it the perfect addition to your next beach trip, picnic or bath. Sand Cloud also donates 10% of profits to protect marine life.
Shark Robert Herjavec agreed to a $200,000 investment for 15% equity on the show.
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39 unique gift ideas from ‘Shark Tank’, including plenty that will still arrive in time for the holidays
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Whether you’re tuning in for the 14th season of “Shark Tank” for its pitches or the entertaining banter between the entrepreneur judges, it’s an exciting show if you love innovative, creative products.
In fact, many of the best pitches have moved on to become household and everyday staples, from Squatty Potties to splatter guards.
That’s why the products from the show tend to make especially good gifts: Besides being something your giftee probably doesn’t own yet, they usually solve a common problem or annoyance. Conveniently, most are also available on Amazon with free two-day shipping for Prime members, so you can get them as last-minute gifts.
Cruelty-free lipstick from a Black-owned brand
The Lip Bar Nonstop Liquid Matte Lipstick, $13 at Amazon and The Lip Bar
The Lip Bar is a Black-owned beauty brand that prides itself on creating vegan, cruelty-free makeup like its tinted moisturizer and bronzer/blush. This bestselling liquid lipstick comes in a range of matte shades, from deep purples to neutral tones.
Socks that have great arch support — and also give back
Bombas Women’s Tri-Block Marl Ankle Socks, from $22.99 at Amazon and Bombas
Bombas socks are the best we’ve ever worn — they use a honeycomb weave for extra arch support and come in an array of fun colors. But beyond that, the company donates a pair of socks to a homeless shelter for every one bought, making it a gift that gives back.
A classic Squatty Potty
The perfect gift for someone with a sense of humor, this sleeker bamboo version of the classic Squatty Potty isn’t just practical; when they’re done, they can just fold it up and stash it away.
A hole-less belt with a removable buckle
Mission Belt Men’s Leather Ratchet Belt, from $39.95 at Amazon and Mission Belt
For anyone who hates the look of worn-down holes in a belt, this one uses a lever to easily extend and remove the belt. It also comes with a detachable buckle for easy passage through airport security.
A frying pan guard to block splatter
This ingenious device is designed to block the common splatters that happen from cooking with oil. Beyond preventing hot oil from splattering on your hands, it keeps stovetops and walls clean of the otherwise inevitable oil and sauce stains.
Delicious, protein-packed batter for pancakes or waffles
Kodiak Cakes Frontier Flapjack and Waffle Mix, from $6.45 at Amazon and Kodiak Cakes
For people who love a sweet breakfast but would like it to be a bit more filling, this protein-enriched mix is a great gift. Beyond being flexible enough to use for pancakes or waffles, it comes in flavors from birthday cake to almond poppy seed, with a plant-based option available as well.
A silicone wedding band for outdoor adventures
Enso Rings Women’s Infinity Silicone Wedding Ring, from $17.49 at Amazon and Enso Rings
Wearing a wedding or engagement ring when hiking or swimming can be risky — that’s why those who want to display theirs without losing or damaging it should consider this silicone version. Its soft yet durable material adjusts to swelling throughout the day, and it comes in a range of fun colors.
A pack of mints that boost energy
Neuro Energy and Focus Mints, from $42 at Amazon and Neuro
For people who want a burst of energy without needing to chug a cup of jo, these mints are an absolute game changer. They have caffeine, l-theanine, and B vitamins to naturally increase focus and mental endurance.
A magnetic holder for their glasses, name badge, and more
If you have a giftee who keeps losing their glasses, the Readerest Magnetic Eyeglass Holders may help them out. It works by creating a strong, damage-free loop on your clothes, intended for hooking glasses, badges, and name tags in place.
Quick coffee that tastes good
For when they just don’t have a coffee maker around, or want to skip the $6 Starbucks, Copper Cow has them covered. In four easy steps, they can make a cafe-worthy latte — all they need is hot water.
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