11 actually useful products from "Shark Tank" that are perfect gifts
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"Shark Tank" returns for its 16th season on ABC this October 18th. For those that haven't seen the show, its premise is simple: inventors and entrepreneurs come into the "tank" to pitch their products to prominent investors known as "sharks" with the hopes of securing an investment.
While not every entrepreneur walks away with a deal, many see huge success thanks to their strategic partnerships and savvy business deals with the sharks.
Below, you'll find some of the most loved and successful products from "Shark Tank" that make great gifts that fans of the show and those who have never seen it will love.
Watch "Shark Tank" season 16 premieres on Friday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.
The best "Shark Tank" products
From season 13, this nifty device was created to stop hiccups. If you're someone who is prone to hiccups, this Shark Tank favorite is perfect for you. In the end two sharks bit on this product, but the HICCAWAY team decided to go with Mark Cuban for a deal of $250,000 for 20% equity.
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.
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 $350,000 in exchange for a 10% stake in the company.
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.
One of Shark Tank's most notable and successful deals ever, The Scrub Daddy is the scrubber to end all scrubbers. The Scrub Daddy's happy design combined with its incredible functionality makes this sponge a true winner. Again, shark Lori Greiner came in at $200,000 for a 20% stake on the show.
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 $50,000 in exchange for a 30% stake in the company.
This season 11 Shark Tank gem helps provide bite relief from bug bites and stings by sucking out irritants. Entreprenuer Kelley Higney and Ellen McAlister accepted a deal from Lori who Invested $150,000 for 10% equity.
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.
Entrepreneur Byron Young created this bean bag chair that turns into a bed! Ultimately it was shark Lori Griener who took the plunge with an investment of $200,000 for 58% equity.
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.
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! Shark Lori Greiner snapped up this opportunity investing $300,000 for 10% equity.
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