See Worthy Eye Patches Update | Shark Tank Season 15

Paige Brattin saw her daughter struggle with uncomfortable, plain eye patches during amblyopia treatment, so she created See Worthy, a medical eye patch for kids. The patches come in fun designs, fit better around the eye, and use gentle materials that don’t irritate sensitive skin. Will the sharks find this to be a worthy investment? Find out in our See Worthy update and pitch recap.

If you’re short on time, here’s a quick overview of what happened to See Worthy after Shark Tank.

Paige entered Shark Tank Season 15, seeking $250,000 for 10% equity in her medical eye patch company. After her pitch, she left without a deal.

In terms of a See Worthy update, the company experienced a 10× surge in website sales and increased Amazon activity within days of airing. Further, they introduced a companion app and expanded its FDA-approved product line to include patches for eyes, wounds, and ports for both kids and adults.

Shark:	Result:
Lori Greiner	No offer
Kevin O’Leary	No offer
Daymond John	No offer
Mark Cuban	No offer
Candace Nelson	No offer

Shark Tank See Worthy Pitch

• Entrepreneur: Paige Brattin
• Business: Medical eyepatches for kids
• Ask: $250,000 for 10% equity
• Result: No deal
• Shark: None

According to Paige, her brand of eye patches is designed for kids with amblyopia, a condition that weakens one eye and can cause blindness.

Her daughter has the condition, and the standard patches available were uncomfortable and poorly designed. So, she created See Worthy to make eye patching easier for children.

The patches have a patented shape that fits better than traditional ones. They’re designed to stick above the eyebrow, not on it, making them more comfortable.

The medical-grade adhesive, kid-friendly sizing, and fun designs help children stay consistent with their treatment.

Paige launched the company in 2019. Since then, she has generated $1.7 million in total sales and brought in just under $200,000 so far this year.

Each box of 50 patches sells for $27.50 on her website and $28.50 on Amazon. They cost $7 to make.

For marketing, she attends pediatric ophthalmology conferences. From there, doctors recommend the product to their patients.

Paige explained that she’s cash-flow positive and not just looking for money. She wants a shark who can help her grow the brand, especially with licensing deals.

Kevin O’Leary praised what Paige had built but said he couldn’t personally connect with the product, so he went out.

Mark Cuban felt she didn’t need a partner and also passed.

Paige then shared her goal of licensing popular characters to feature on the patches. She said this could help increase appeal and adoption among kids.

Daymond John liked the idea but agreed with Mark. He felt Paige could handle licensing on her own and didn’t need a shark’s help.

Lori Greiner also passed, but said she admired the mission. While she didn’t invest, she offered to help with licensing if Paige ever needed support.

Guest Shark Candace Nelson called the product inspiring and praised Paige for turning her daughter’s medical need into a business. But she, too, believed Paige didn’t need a partner and stepped out.

None of the sharks offered a deal, but all expressed confidence in Paige’s ability to succeed. So, she walked away without funding.

Keep reading our See Worthy update to find out what happened following the show!

Shark Tank See Worthy Update

In terms of a See Worthy update, we were able to catch up with Paige for an interview to see what she’s been up to since Shark Tank.

She told us that she had seen 10x more sales from her website, and that their Amazon listing saw a noticeable uptick as well.

Despite not landing a deal, Paige said the visibility opened doors. “I have had a few investors reach out, and I’m fielding those connections carefully to make sure everyone is vetted properly,” she told us.

Paige shared that while the sales are great, the best part about being on the show was the boost in awareness for Amblyopia.

“The awareness cause is so near to my heart that I am very proud that I could teach so many about the importance of children’s eye health,” Paige told us.

We asked Paige if there was anything she wished she could change about her time on Shark Tank.

She shared that she wished the final edit had shown her full product line. “I have 3 products in my line… but the fact that 2 products were never mentioned has created some confusion for branding and for marketing,” said Paige.

To clarify, the full line includes eye patches, wound patches, and port patches.

Since airing, our Sea Worthy update found that the brand introduced a companion app with mini-games to support visual therapy.

All patches are FDA-approved and now come in kid and adult versions. Be sure to check out the Worthy Brands website to see all their offerings

We’re excited to circle back for another See Worthy update in the future!

In the meantime, you can find out more about the other companies featured on Shark Tank Season 15 Episode 1 here:

• Gatsby Chocolate Update
• PIE Wine Update
• Gently Soap Update

Before you go, be sure to check out our list of all the Shark Tank Season 15 products.