Many innovators walk through the Shark Tank doors in hopes for one of the sharks to back them up and invest in their company. More often than not, people are rejected or sent off with good luck. However, some make a lasting impression after sharing their original idea or product and get what they came for, a deal with one of the investors.

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Not only do people receive investments from the sharks, but they gain exposure after being seen on the show which helps them get their business idea off the ground. There have even been cases on the show where people get rejected by the investors and still go on to be successful later on.  The show has continued to help produce many millionaires and successful people.

The Squatty Potty

Squatty potty presentation on shark tank

Whether people have seen Shark Tank or not, many know about the famous squatty potty that has made its rounds across the internet and appeared in stores all around the world. The never been done before genius product helps people get the job done in the bathroom. The Squatty Potty was featured during season six of Shark Tank where the Edwards family accepted 350,000 dollars from Lori Greiner in exchange for a ten percent stake in the company. According to Squatty Pottythey had one million dollars in sales the night that the show aired and three million in the first three weeks which is the highest sales of any product following the show.

Bombas

Bombas socks presentation on shark tank

At first glance, Bombas socks may not look like the most special product, but founders David Heath and Randy Goldberg won over Daymond John in season 6 with their unique spin on selling socks. Bombas sells re-engineered athletic socks and their mission is to help the homeless, so for every product purchased they donate one item on the customer's behalf. John invested 200,000 dollars in exchange for 17.5 percent equity in the business and according to Make It, the company did 1.2 million in sales and sold out of their inventory in the two weeks after the show aired. Bombas remains one of the most successful since the show.

The Comfy

The Original Comfy on Shark Tank

Brian and Michael Speciale pitched The Comfy sweatshirt blanket on season 9 of Shark Tank. Lucky for them, Barbara fell in love with their product and invested 50,000 for a 30 percent stake in the company. According to StyleThe Comfy has earned 150,000 million since the episode aired in 2017. While the big comfy blanket sweater made it across the internet fast and became a hot product to buy, there have been many knock-off versions made since the show. Despite many other blanket sweaters being sold across the internet, The Comfy Original went on to be successful and is still doing well.

Scrub Daddy

Scrub daddy presentation on shark tank

The simple cleaning sponge that stays hard in cold water and gets soft in warm water appeared on season 4 of Shark Tank and for a long time, according to Showbiz Cheatsheet, it was the biggest success story in Shark Tank history. Aaron Krouse who is the founder of Scrub Daddy accepted an offer from Lori Greiner who invested 200,000 dollars in exchange for 20 percent equity.

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Scrub Daddy is still successful to this day and has come out with other products like clothes, dry erasers, and brushes, and the happy and bright branding is hard to turn away from.

Bala Bangles

Bala Bangles Presentation on Shark Tank

Natalie Holloway and Max Kislevitz brought Bala Bangles to Shark Tank during season 11 right before the pandemic started in 2020. All of the Sharks argued over the unique and sleek workout weight product and fought to be partners to invest in the company. Founders of Bala took Mark Cuban and Maria Sharapova's partner deal of a 900,000 dollar investment for 30 percent equity in the company. Bala continued to do extremely well after the show, even while the pandemic was in full force because people were starting to work out at home. According to Forbes, after dropping Bangles from their name and then beginning to introduce other aesthetic workout equipment to their brand, the company took and off and they sold out during the pandemic.

Stasher Bags

Stasher Bag Presentation on Shark Tank

Kati Nouri appeared on season nine of Shark Tank when she presented her eco-friendly product to the investors. Stasher Bags are reusable silicone bags for storage to replace single-use plastic bags.

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The environmentally friendly product won over Mark Cuban and he invested 400,000 dollars for 15 percent equity. According to 2 ParagraphsStasher Bags are now available at many Pottery Barn and Target stores nationwide.

The Sleep Styler

Tara Brown showing off the Sleep Styler on Shark Tank

Tara Brown brought her heatless styling tool Sleep Styles to Shark Tank during season eight. Her idea was to have your hair curled while you're sleeping to avoid the hassle in the morning and the sharks were impressed. Tara, who was also a mom that had another job, walked away with 75,000 dollars in exchange for 25 percent equity in the business. According to 2 Paragraphs, the night the episode aired Tara sold all of her inventory, and three months after the episode reached 50 million in sales.

Simply Fit Board

Mother-daughter duo Linda Clark and Gloria Hoffman pitch the Simply Fit Board

The Simply Fit Board is the simple answer to losing belly fat and Linda Clark and Gloria Hoffman brought their product to Shark Tank during season 7. There's not much that's more convenient than being able to work out on a board that is easily transferable and can be done anywhere, so their idea was a good one. Lori Greiner invested 125,000 dollars into their business for 20 percent equity and they are still selling the product today.

The Ring Doorbell

The Ring Video Doorbell along with an Amazon Echo Show.

Jamie Siminoff appeared on season five of Shark Tank in hopes to make a deal with one of the sharks. He brought the Ring Doorbell to the investors and although he got rejected by all of the sharks, his product was one of the most successful to come from the show. Amazon purchased his company for over 1 billion dollars in 2018, according to USA Today and the video home security device has been used around the world ever since. Despite some unpopular opinions about Shark Tank, it does work for many people, even without a deal.

Safe Grabs

Cyndi Presenting Safe Grabs on Shark Tank

Cyndi Lee took her product to Shark Tank in season 8 and solved an everyday issue in the kitchen for many people. Despite knowing that a dish is steaming hot coming out of the microwave, for some reason it seems to be worth the risk to grab it with your bare hands. Safe Grabs eliminates that problem and is a multifunctional silicone mat that can be used to take hot dishes out of the microwave or to cover your food. After receiving four no's from the sharks, Lori made a deal to invest 75,000 dollars for 25 percent equity and has generated income ever since.

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