Shark Tank judge and QVC Queen Lori Greiner is known for her aggressive approach to scooping deals from other sharks. In the past, there have been instances where Greiner has snatched a deal if she liked it without getting into the numbers. However, she has been confident that at times, listening about the product is enough to know how it will perform in the future.
Out of many investments, Lori Greiner revealed her top two investments from Shark Tank that have been the "most successful." She posted a video of herself on Instagram on December 27, 2024, and shared with her followers the names of the most successful investments.
The caption of the post reads:
" I get asked this question all the time…what are my most successful #SharkTank companies? Here are my top 2!"
The video revealed that Lori Greiner invested in Scrub Daddy and Everlywell, which have given her the highest returns. She also revealed that these two companies are possibly the most successful top two products in Shark Tank's history.
Lori Greiner believes Scrub Daddy and EverlyWell, are the two most successful products from Shark Tank's History
Shark Tank investor Lori Greiner recently posted a video on Instagram and revealed that Scrub Daddy and Everywll are the two top most successful products from the show's history. Scrub Daddy featured in Season 4 of the show in 2012.
The founder of the product is Aaron Krause, from Philidelphia who claimed that his product will make day-to-day life and home chores easier for people.
The QVC Queen waged a bidding war with Kevin O'Leary and Daymond John while Cuban and Heravec stayed out of it. Krause asked for $100,000 for a 10% stake, and Kevin O'Leary was the first to offer him a deal of $100,000 for a 50% stake.
Daymond John admitted that Greiner might be a "backstabbing" shark but she was a QVC Queen. He then extended an offer of $50,000 for 15% equity and asked Krause to raise the rest from Greiner. Greiner denied roping in with John and offered $100,000 for 30% equity which pushed John and O'Leary to fight for the deal too.
However, Krause went with Lori, who finally offered $200,000 for 20% equity. The company has a net worth of over $100 million as per Celebrity Net Worth.
Another noteworthy success story from the history of Shark Tank is the investment made by Lori Greiner in EverlyWell, a company focused on consumer health testing.
This venture was highlighted during Season 9 of the show, which aired in 2017. The founder, Julia Cheek, entered the tank seeking a substantial investment of $1 million in exchange for 5% equity in her innovative business.
Recognizing the potential of Everlywell, Greiner responded with a compelling offer: she proposed a million-dollar line of credit but requested an increased share of 8% equity in return. This was a strategic move, reflecting Greiner's confidence in the company's growth prospects and the required financial support. Cheek, who was keenly in need of a line of credit, promptly accepted Greiner's offer.
As of 2023, Forbes estimated the company's net worth to be $260 million.
Shark Tank Season 16 aired on ABC.