It also is made in the USA and is BPA-free, something the Lims are extremely proud about. Lollacup is a spill-proof sippy cup with a weighted straw that keeps it in the liquid so children can drink even when the cup is tilted.
Lim struggled to get her daughter to drink out of the sippy cups already on the market so she decided to create her own. "The inspiration for Lollacup, it's sort of cliché, but it really was from my children," Hannah Lim told ABC News. Married couple and business partners Mark and Hannah Lim brought their straw sippy cup into the tank in season 3. "Shark Tank" Offer: $100,000 for 40 percent of the company Sharks That Made an Offer: Mark Cuban and Robert Herjavec Quicklist:4title:Lollacup, Season 3text: Entrepreneurs: Hanna Lim, Mark Lim PRO-NRG is expected to bring in a projected $5 million in sales this year, Daymond John told ABC dia:23425094 PRO-NRG has since been rebranded as Protein Water by PRO-NRG and is now available nationwide in stores such as Walgreens, Duane Reade and ShopRite. "My blood pressure rises."Īlthough their experience in the tank was anything but easy, they did walk away with a deal with Daymond John. "I can't watch my episode," Patruno told ABC News. Patruno admitted to ABC News that she was extremely nervous during the taping. PRO-NRG founder Tania Patruno, and her partner, retired NFL player Brandon Jacobs, entered the tank with their energy drink hoping for some guidance on the beverage industry because they were new to it themselves.īut the sharks were confused about their product and put the pair on the spot. "Shark Tank" Offer: $250,000 for a 30 percent stake contingent on John's working them into a deal with his company BadASS (which was successfully completed) READ: Tree-T-Pee: A 'Shark Tank' Success that Grew Out of Hard TimesĬlick through to follow up with some of the memorable pitches made on "Shark Tank," and find out what they're up to since appearing on the show. From digging out of the negative, to expanding into major retail stores, these companies have accomplished remarkable feats. Some of the companies that struck deals with the sharks have gone on to great success, including tripling and even quadrupling their annual sales.
The pressure is on for the select few who do get to enter the tank, and rightfully so. With the potential exposure to millions of viewers and business advice from the sharks, thousands enter the applicant pool hoping to be chosen for the unique opportunity. Budding entrepreneurs pitch their ideas, products and businesses to the sharks in hopes for a profitable deal. May 2, 2014— - intro:The hit ABC television show "Shark Tank" features a panel of potential investors known as "sharks" ready to sink their teeth into new investment opportunities, if the price is right.
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