Shark Tank Episode 419 Update

Shark Tank Season 4 Episode 419

Tonight's Shark Tank Show 7-19-2013

 Tonight's Shark Tank Episode was first seen on ABC March 29, 2013, now has some very interesting updates since that time. Starting with the Duo that solved the Carmuter Triangle, to one of the youngest and Most Successful Entrepreneurs ever featured on the Show. We also have one super cool new invention that makes anyone a professional gift wrapper, to a business that really needs everyone help before the Atlantic Coast is changed forever.

Drop Stop Update:

The Drop Stop solves the problem of things dropping in between your car seat and center console. This is the very first business started by Marc Newburger & Jeffrey Simon that was featured with other Shark Tank Products before they were even featured on the show. Obviously this is a major problem for millions of Drivers and boy have their numbers proved it. Before their presentation with the Sharks, over a quarter of a million units had already been sold with over $1.3 million in sales.

Lori Greiner did indeed invest in the Drop Stop as predicted before the show, investing $300k for a 20% equity stake in the business.

Lionfish Update:

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Simple Sugars

Simple Sugar Scrubs on Shark Tank

Simple Sugar Scrubs - Season 4 - Episode 419 - 3-29-2013

Lani Larrari Inventor of Simple Sugar Scrubs

  The Simple Sugars Scrub Business is a very inspiring and soon to be a very successful company started by an 11 year old girl named Lani Lazzari. Lani is now 18 years old and she is finally in full control of her very unique sugar scrubs enterprise. What started out as Christmas gifts for the Holidays has come full circle and will now be Featured on the Shark Tank Show. The Natural & Organic Simple Scrubsare a high quality luxury natural scrubs for folks that have sensitive skin.

"Simple Sugars Update after the Shark Tank Here"

The idea came to this young entrepreneur when Lani invented the all natural skin scrub to help with eczema and figured it would also make terrific gifts. She was determined not to use any colors or preservative's and keep the formula as simple and natural as possible. Everyone that received the simple sugars original batch loved it so much and encouraged Lazzari to continue making more. Fortunately for Lani she has two very supportive parents, Don and Gina, that saw the Simple Sugars Scrubs potential and invested $2,000.00 to get the business up and running.
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