Showing posts with label Season 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Season 1. Show all posts

Sunday, July 21, 2013

List of All Shark Tank Inventions (M - Z)

Alphabetical List of all Shark Tank Products

M to Z -Part 2 of 2

 Below is a list of All Shark Tank Inventions seen on the Show from Season 1 to Season 4. This is part 2 of 2 covering all contestants in alphabetical order M to Z. Part 1 of 2 Located Here.
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  • M3 Girl Designs
  • Marz Spray Liquid Vitamins
  • Me-Ma's Gumbo Brick
  • Miso Media Music Instrument Adapter
  • Misto Coffee Club
  • Mix Bikini
  • Mission Belt
  • Read More Here-->>>

    Tuesday, June 25, 2013

    Nubrella Update

    Nubrella Shark Tank Update

    Hands Free Umbrella First Seen In Season 1, Episode , 1/29/2010

    
    season 1, episode 10 Update
    Nubrella Umbrella Seen on the
    Shark Tank Show
     The Nubrella is the Umbrella you really will wish you had when you REALLY need one. Grant it, you may look a little funny (if they can even see you) walking around inside this hands free umbrella, but who cares? What they can not see is you completely dry from the elbows up no matter which way the wind and rain may be blowing. Honestly I have never tried out the Nubrella (I don't think I have ever bought any umbrella before) but after a little researching, I do believe I am adding this to the list of Shark Tank Products that I have collected thus far.
    
     The Nubrella was such a unique idea that it had no problem getting accepted in the first season of the Shark Tank Show. The owner and inventor Alan Kaufman, came into the Shark Tank looking for a $200k investment in exchange for a 25% equity stake in the Umbrella Business. Alan claims that this umbrella will never collapse due to strong winds and will keep you much dryer and warmer as a result, all while keeping your hands free for other tasks. The Umbrella currently sells for only $29 and costs Kaufman around $14 to make. Several hundred have already been purchased online with raving reviews from his customer's. Read More Here-->>>

    Friday, May 24, 2013

    List of All Shark Tank Products

    All The Shark Tank Products Seen on the Show

     Alphabetical List of all Inventions A to L (part 1 of 2)
     
     Here's a complete alphabetical list of all the products seen on the Shark Tank Show for all 4 Seasons thus far.  While a few of these products are no longer in business the majority are still around and thriving after being featured on the Shark Tank Show. Most of the products with links you can buy directly from Amazon where you can mix and match multiple items within your shopping cart and save on shipping and handling. Part 2 of 2 (M to  Z) Located Here.
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    List of All Shark Tank Products (A to L) 

  • A Perfect Pear
  • Addison’s Wonderland
  • AirBedz
  • Aldo Orta Jewelry
  • Alpha M Style System
  • ArKeg Dream Arcade
  • Attached Notes
  • Ava the Elephant
  • Baby's Bad Ass Burgers
  • Read More Here-->>>

    Thursday, January 24, 2013

    Element Bars

    Element Bars on Shark Tank - Update

    Custom Energy Bars - Season 1 - Episode 6

    Custom Energy Bars on Shark Tank
    Jonathon Miller on Shark Tank Show
      The Element Bars are custom energy bar's that you design yourself online and have them sent your door. If your not into experimenting, the element bars also offer several pre-made energy bars that have already proven to be very successful in the market.

     If I could choose one former Shark Tank contestant to take with me and help with negotiations, Jonathon Miller would be high up on that list. In fact, during the show, Barbara Corcoran calls Jonathon a mini Shark for his negotiation skills. He went in asking $150k for 15% stake in his custom energy bar business valuating it at a whopping $2.25 million. The business was averaging 1000 custom energy bars per week at that time. The custom bars retail for $2.99 so approx. $12k/Month in sales. Obviously this valuation could be considered way out of line on the surface BUT Read More Here-->>>

    Saturday, January 19, 2013

    Power Decal's

    Power Decal on Shark Tank Show

    Wireless Light Up Power Decals - Season 1 - Episode 15 - Update

    Make a deal with Daymond John on Shark Tank Show The Power Decal is one of those inventions that you just know will succeed if marketed and licensed properly. A peel off sticker that lights up from a solar power source, ya that's a cool invention alright. George Podd and Rolf Schwartz went into the Shark Tank very confident with their product they called Light Film that has since been renamed and re-branded as Power Decal. The Power Decal has a motion sensor built into the light up decal which brightly displays the sticker.

    George Podd and Rolf Schwartz was asking $100k for a 5% stake in their patented Power Decals which put the valuation at $2 million. They demonstrated a generation 1 Power Decal that was hooked up to a wired power source (a battery) to light up the peel and stick sticker. They quickly pointed out that the generation 2 Power Decals would be wireless and solar powered which got a lot more interest from the Sharks. Podd, the inventor of the Power Decal, had zero in sales and has already sank $750k into this invention. They can make the generation 2 Power Decals for $5 or less and retail's for $19.99 which is a decent profit margin in any ones book.  Everything is ready to go and all they need is the licensing deals to make the Power Decal a huge success.
    Read More Here-->>>

    Saturday, January 12, 2013

    Qubits 2.0 Update

    Qubits on Shark Tank Show

    Season 1 - Episode 14 - Update

    Mark Berginger on Shark Tank Season One
    Mark Burginger with the New
    Qubits 2.0 Geometric Design Toy
     The Qubit's Toy Company is like the Lego's of the 21st century. Sure I played with Lego's when I was a kid, who hasn't? You could build anything you could imagine just so long as it could be made using one of those familiar pieces. I even remember ordering a Lego-Like product from an infomercial for my kid's several years ago. The pieces were made with several more options of building blocks to choose from but also included very small pieces and not age appropriate for them at that time. I  however did try to build a few thing's with my kid's new toy :). I liked the idea of having new pieces to stretch my imagination, but because of the geometric designs and the long pencil-like connectors, it reminded me of building a house of card's and ready to collapse at any time.

    Qubit's is a lego-like product  Mark Burginger, the inventor of Qubit's Toy's, had a totally new concept to compete with the Lego's of the world.
    Read More Here-->>>