Oogiebear Update | Shark Tank Season 14
Sina and Nina Farzin came onto Season 14 of
Shark Tank Oogiebear Update
- Entrepreneurs: Sina and Nina Farzin
- Business: Baby Accessory
- Ask: $400,000 for 5% equity
- Result: $600,000 for 10% equity
- Sharks: Barbara Corcoran and Robert Herjavec
Nina told the sharks that the Oogiebear booger tool costs about $3 dollars per unit and sells up to a price point of $24.99. The product is specifically designed for children under the age of two years old. Kevin O’Leary wanted to know about Oogiebear’s sales.
Oogiebear's special rubber scoop and loop are gentle enough for sensitive little noses and ears and firm enough to clean quickly and effectively while the patented bearhead design ensures it never goes up too far.
Nina shocked the sharks when she told them that she sold more than 1 million units. The company had generated more than $15 million dollars in gross revenue and is on target to reach a net profit of $1 million dollars during the current calendar year of 2022.
Kevin decided to offer $400,000 dollars in exchange for 10% equity. Daymond John decided to drop out because he didn’t feel like he could provide value to the entrepreneurs.
A lot of the company’s sales come from retail stores like Walmart. Sina and Nina admitted to the sharks that one of the major weaknesses of their brand was a lack of e-commerce sales through their official website. About 76% of the company’s entire revenue was generated through Amazon’s marketplace.
Lori Greiner has decided to make an offer of $400,000 dollars in exchange for 12% equity. She also wanted Mark Cuban to join the deal and put up half of the money. Barbara Corcoran also expressed interest, she decided to join the collection of offers by making an official offer of $400,000 dollars for 10% equity.
She offered the entrepreneurs half of their equity back if they didn’t reach certain metrics. Robert Herjavec teamed up with Barbara in her offer.
Sina and Nina had so many options on the table from the sharks. They decided to accept the deal from Robert and Barbara, who had teamed up. The final offer was $600,000 dollars for 10% equity.
We don’t have any big news for our Oogiebear update right now, but the really exciting thing about the deal is that Barbara had pledged to sell half of her equity back if she didn’t boost the company’s performance significantly.
It seems like Nina and Sina are on the right track, and with adding Robert and Barbara to the team, things will likely only get better. In our next Oogiebear update, it’ll be interesting to see if they have expanded their line of products.
For now, you can buy your own Oogiebear on the company’s website or on Amazon.
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Jeremy is a regular contributor at Shark Tank recap. He has a ton of passion for the show and enjoys researching information about what all the companies are up to now. His favorite Shark Tank companies are The Cookie Dough Cafe and Kronos Golf!