A yoga mat that is much thicker than the standard fitness mat. It is foldable to provide more cushion and support when needed
Raised: $100,000 for 15% + $0.75 royalty until her investment is recouped
Luxurious dopp kits for people with the need to carry medical supplies, injection needles, ect.
Raised: $450,000 for 6% + $100,000 line of credit
Ready to eat kimichi in pouches. A line of different kimichi based products.
Raised: No Deal
The product is a phone that looks like a banana. It hooks up to your phone via bluetooth and you can actually talk to people on the banana
Raised: No Deal
A better way to make snow and sand castles. A new twist on the old plastic pail and shovel. The buckets fill from teh top and have molded brick designs embedded in them.
Raised: $350,000 for 20%
Learning crochet kits for beginners.
Raised: $450,000 for 6%
A company that partners with schools to store and pack goods for college students. You can get packing material delivered to you and you pack and leave everything in your room until you arrive next year when they will move you in.
Raised: $250,000 for 10%
A kitchen gadget that makes trussing a chicken easier. It makes cooking twine obsolete. It's a stamped metal plate with openings for legs that attaches to two metal hooks to secure the wings.
Raised: $100,000 for 33% with a $1 royalty in perpetuity
Alcohol free aperitifs and non-alcoholic spritzers that are vegan, gluten free, and have no artificial flavors or added sugars
Raised: $250,000 for 0%
The Pizza Pack will revolutionize the way you think of left over pizza! No more soggy, or dried out pizza. The Pizza Pack is air tight and microwavable, put the entire thing in the microwave to reheat all the slices at once!
Raised: $100,000 for 15%
Baskets hand made in Senegal, Afric.
Raised: No Deal
A tool that safely allows parents to pick their babies' noses while allowing them to breathe freely
Raised: $400,000 for 10%, $200,000 line of credit. If they don't get them to $400 million in sales in the next two years, they will give half the equity back.