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Whether you're tuning in for the 14th season of "Shark Tank" for its pitches or the entertaining banter between the entrepreneur judges, it's an exciting show if you love innovative, creative products.

In fact, many of the best pitches have moved on to become household and everyday staples, from Squatty Potties to splatter guards.

That's why the products from the show tend to make especially good gifts: Besides being something your giftee probably doesn't own yet, they usually solve a common problem or annoyance. Conveniently, most are also available on Amazon with free two-day shipping for Prime members, so you can get them as last-minute gifts.

Cruelty-free lipstick from a Black-owned brand

The Lip Bar Nonstop Liquid Matte Lipstick, $13 at Amazon and The Lip Bar

The Lip Bar is a Black-owned beauty brand that prides itself on creating vegan, cruelty-free makeup like its tinted moisturizer and bronzer/blush. This bestselling liquid lipstick comes in a range of matte shades, from deep purples to neutral tones.

Socks that have great arch support — and also give back

Bombas Women's Tri-Block Marl Ankle Socks, from $22.99 at Amazon and Bombas

Bombas socks are the best we've ever worn — they use a honeycomb weave for extra arch support and come in an array of fun colors. But beyond that, the company donates a pair of socks to a homeless shelter for every one bought, making it a gift that gives back.

A classic Squatty Potty

Squatty Potty Oslo Folding Bamboo Toilet Stool, $37.99 at Amazon

The perfect gift for someone with a sense of humor, this sleeker bamboo version of the classic Squatty Potty isn't just practical; when they're done, they can just fold it up and stash it away.

A hole-less belt with a removable buckle

Mission Belt Men's Leather Ratchet Belt, from $39.95 at Amazon and Mission Belt

For anyone who hates the look of worn-down holes in a belt, this one uses a lever to easily extend and remove the belt. It also comes with a detachable buckle for easy passage through airport security.

A frying pan guard to block splatter

Frywall 10 Splatter Guard, $21.95 at Amazon

This ingenious device is designed to block the common splatters that happen from cooking with oil. Beyond preventing hot oil from splattering on your hands, it keeps stovetops and walls clean of the otherwise inevitable oil and sauce stains.

Delicious, protein-packed batter for pancakes or waffles

Kodiak Cakes Frontier Flapjack and Waffle Mix, from $6.45 at Amazon and Kodiak Cakes

For people who love a sweet breakfast but would like it to be a bit more filling, this protein-enriched mix is a great gift. Beyond being flexible enough to use for pancakes or waffles, it comes in flavors from birthday cake to almond poppy seed, with a plant-based option available as well.

A silicone wedding band for outdoor adventures

Enso Rings Women's Infinity Silicone Wedding Ring, from $17.49 at Amazon and Enso Rings

Wearing a wedding or engagement ring when hiking or swimming can be risky — that's why those who want to display theirs without losing or damaging it should consider this silicone version. Its soft yet durable material adjusts to swelling throughout the day, and it comes in a range of fun colors.

A pack of mints that boost energy

Neuro Energy & Focus Mints, from $42 at Amazon and Neuro

For people who want a burst of energy without needing to chug a cup of jo, these mints are an absolute game changer. They have caffeine, l-theanine, and B vitamins to naturally increase focus and mental endurance.

A magnetic holder for their glasses, name badge, and more

Readerest Magnetic Eyeglass Holders (2-Pack), $22.99 at Amazon

If you have a giftee who keeps losing their glasses, the Readerest Magnetic Eyeglass Holders may help them out. It works by creating a strong, damage-free loop on your clothes, intended for hooking glasses, badges, and name tags in place.

Quick coffee that tastes good

Copper Cow Vietnamese Pour Over Coffee, $8.99 at Amazon

For when they just don't have a coffee maker around, or want to skip the $6 Starbucks, Copper Cow has them covered. In four easy steps, they can make a cafe-worthy latte — all they need is hot water.

A DNA test kit for your cat

Basepaws Cat DNA Test, from $90 at Amazon and Basepaws

We've all heard of 23andMe and AncestryDNA, but have you ever heard of Basepaws? As seen on "Shark Tank," Basepaws Cat DNA Tests help unveil details about your cat, including their breed, genetic predispositions, and specific traits. After sending the sample, you'll get your results in about four to six weeks. It's a fun and informative product that makes a great gift for any cat owner.

A kit for homebrewing kombucha

The Kombucha Shop Deluxe Kombucha Brewing Kit, $74.99 at Amazon

Kombucha is essentially a fermented tea, and it's surprisingly easy to make at home. When entrepreneur Kate Field appeared on "Shark Tank" representing her business, The Kombucha Shop, she struck a deal with Barbara Corcoran and Sara Blakely.

The deluxe brewing kit comes with an organic kombucha culture and everything else your gift recipient needs to get started. Insider's Home & Kitchen reporter James Brains reviewed the product and called it a "game-changer." For anyone who enjoys the fermented drink, this kit can be a fun project that provides more customizable options than store-bought kombucha.

A car accessory that prevents items from falling in between their seat and console

Drop Stop Car Seat Gap Filler (2-pack), $24.99 at Amazon

Anyone with a car can probably relate to the frustration of dropping something in that tiny space between their seat and center console. Whether it's a smartphone or a couple of french fries, losing items in that gap is always annoying. 

This simple gap filler fits right around your giftee's seat belt to fill in that area and prevent anything from falling in there. It's a handy accessory that any car owner will appreciate.

A towel for quickly drying their leafy greens

Mirloco Salad Sling, $23.99 at Amazon

Washing lettuce and other leafy greens is important, but no one wants to eat a soggy salad. With this salad sling your giftee can avoid the hassle of using paper towels to pat their greens dry and save the counter space taken up by a traditional salad spinner.

Just place washed lettuce in the center of the microfiber cloth, grab the four corners, and swing the towel around to dry your greens. Although the product did not strike a deal on "Shark Tank," the salad sling is a solid gift choice for any recipient who regularly consumes leafy greens.

A phone charger and sanitizer that kills 99.99% of germs

PhoneSoap 3, from $49.95 at Amazon and Walmart

This handy phone device completely sanitizes your phone while also charging it. It fits most phone sizes and small accessories like headphones or smartwatches. Stay healthy and safe with this innovative design.

Wearable weights for workouts or everyday tasks

Bala Bangles, from $39.99 at Amazon and Target

One size fits all with these adjustable wrist and ankle weights that upgrade your next workout. With a set of either one pound or two, they provide additional exercise to everyday activities.

A powerful temperature controlled sponge

Scrub Daddy, from $4.59 at Amazon and Target

One of the most popular Shark Tank products is the Scrub Daddy, which is designed to fit in your hand while also offering powerful scrubbing. The sponges change from hard to soft textures depending on if you're using them in cold or hot water.

A reusable smart notebook

Rocketbook Smart Reusable Notebook, $19.97 at Amazon

If they go through notebook after notebook, this reusable option offers a long-lasting solution. Use the included pen to take any notes, then scan each page using the accompanying app to save the pages in the program of your choice.

A back support belt that improves posture

BetterBack, $59.99 at Amazon

Insider Reviews executive editor Sally Kaplan can't recommend this posture corrector enough. If your recipient suffers from back pain, this ergonomic belt provides the relief they'll need.

A cake accessory for people who love surprises

Surprise Cake Popping Cake Stand, $70.98 at Amazon

This clever product lets you hide gifts inside a cake, giving the gift an extra oomph and wow factor. As long as it fits inside the Gift Pod, which measures 2.8 inches by 6 inches, it can go in the cake.

A tool to help them reach every last drop

Spatty Daddy Last Drop Spatula (2 Piece Set), from $9.99 at Amazon and Walmart

They'll never have the guilty feeling of tossing a semi-full container again with this fun and useful two-piece set. The Spatty can be used in cosmetics, condiments, and any other container they can think of. Afterwards, it's safe to throw in the dishwasher for cleaning.

An eco-friendly alternative to paper towels

Bambooee Paper Towel Replacement (30-Sheet Roll), from $11.99 at Amazon and Walmart

If they are passionate about creating less waste, these reusable paper towels are a great alternative to their one-time use counterparts. Made of organically-sourced bamboo, these paper towels can be machine washed up to 100 times. The eco-friendly benefits don't stop there: for every Bambooee roll sold the company pledges to plant a tree.  

A memorable 3D card

Lovepop Marvel Black Panther Pop Up Card, from $12.88 at Amazon and Walmart

The cards are available in eight different "Marvel" designs, or you can visit Lovepop's Amazon page to find other types of themes. Don't worry — there's still room to write an actual message for your recipient in the included notecard. 

A funny gift box

Prank Pack Bathe & Brew Gift Box, $7.99 at Amazon

The Prank Pack isn't the actual gift, but it is a funny way to prank your recipient and trick them into thinking they're receiving a strange or gimmicky present. The co-founder is a former writer at The Onion, so expect nothing less than hilarious fake products and product descriptions that your recipient will have to pretend to enjoy. 

A travel accessory that combines a hoodie with a memory foam pillow

HoodiePillow Memory Foam Travel Pillow, $39.99 at Amazon and Walmart

The clever design of this two-in-one hoodie and memory foam pillow, which feels like their favorite fleece sweatshirt, lets them fall asleep comfortably while traveling. The hood helps block out light and noise, while the pillow provides soft neck support.

A fun outdoor game

Spikeball 3 Ball Kit, from $59.99 at Amazon and Target

On a beautiful sunny day at any park in the city, you'll probably see at least one group playing this fun and active game. With rules similar to volleyball, it's easy to learn so the whole family can get involved. Prior to the pandemic, the company even held nationwide tournaments. 

A glass that makes any wine bottle into a single serving

Guzzle Buddy 2GO Wine Glasses, from $11.69 at Amazon and Walmart

This handy tool can attach a glass to nearly any bottle of wine. It's odor-free, virtually unbreakable, and top-rack dishwasher safe. Plus, it lies at the intersection between a humorous white elephant gift and an actually useful accessory, given how the past year has panned out. 

An appliance that turns any beer into draft beer

Fizzics FZ403 DraftPour Beer Dispenser, $124.99 at Amazon and Fizzics

Using sound waves, this cool appliance turns any can or bottle of beer into fresh draft beer by turning its natural carbonation into compacted micro bubbles. All they have to do is insert their favorite beer, then pull and push the tap to receive the enhanced version of their IPA, pilsner, or stout. 

A balance bike

KaZAM No Pedal Balance Bike, $58 at Amazon and Walmart

Featuring a patented footrest design that helps young kids find their center of gravity, this bike builds the confidence needed to transition to riding a proper bike. The ergonomic, adjustable handles and seat will get kids comfortable and ready to ride right away. The bike weighs only eight pounds and the puncture-free tires never need air. 

A beach towel that gives back

Sand Cloud Turkish Towel, $43.2o on Amazon

This beautiful 100% Turkish cotton towel also works as a throw or wall tapestry. It's thin and compact, but durable. Plus, the company donates 10% of profits to help preserve marine life.

High-fidelity earplugs to protect their ears during concerts

Vibes High Fidelity Concert Earplugs, $28.95 at Amazon

If you know someone who is planning on attending a lot of loud shows, their eardrums may be facing the consequences. Wearing these comfortable earplugs can reduce noise levels by up to 22 decibels, but they don't cancel out noise completely. Instead, they only filter out certain frequencies, so your recipient will still be able to enjoy the crisp vocals and instrumentation of their favorite band.

The famous 'Comfy' sweatshirt that they'll never want to take off

The Comfy Sweatshirt, from $49.99 at Amazon and Target

You can practically feel the comfortable softness and warmth of this oversized blanket sweater just by looking at it. Cozy up in The Comfy by the fireplace, at sports games, or while watching rom-coms. 

Adorable leather moccasins

Freshly Picked Kids' Soft Sole Moccasins (Newborn Baby), $59 at Amazon

The creator of the cutest little baby shoes you've ever seen got her start picking up yard sale leather scraps and selling on Etsy. Today, parents everywhere are obsessed with the unique and comfortable 100% leather designs that infuse style into their baby's every step. 

A better protein mixing bottle

Ice Shaker 26-Ounce Stainless Steel Protein Mixing Cup, from $31.49 at Amazon and Dick's Sporting Goods

The problem with traditional plastic protein powder shakers is that they tend to absorb odor and won't keep the contents cold. Former NFL player Chris Gronkowski's stainless steel water bottle is double-insulated, spill-proof, and odor-free — the upgrade that fitness enthusiasts deserve.

A funny card game that tests the financial limits of various outrageous scenarios

Pricetitution Card Game, $19.99 at Amazon

Every card begins with the prompt, "How much money would it take me..." followed by a funny situation. It was a big success on both "Shark Tank," with four Sharks giving offers, and on Kickstarter. 

A smart video doorbell

Ring Video Doorbell Pro, from $169 at Amazon and Lowe's

Ring may not have secured a deal with the Sharks, but it did strike up a deal with Amazon for over $1 billion in 2018, so it's doing just fine. The smart security system has two-way talk, sends motion-activated alerts, and works with Alexa, giving homeowners the peace of mind that their house will be safe, regardless of whether or not they're home. 

A temperature-regulating machine that goes under their bed

BedJet 3 Climate Comfort for Beds, from $379 at Amazon and BedJet

As an engineer who developed the heating and cooling systems of NASA spacesuits, the creator of BedJet has the perfect background to improve the sleep experience. Since temperature often impedes a good night's sleep, the BedJet blows hot or cold air onto the bed and over their body and creates "biorhythm sleep sequences" throughout the night. 

A drink accessory that keeps their beer cold

BottleKeeper The Standard 2.0, $34.99 at Amazon

Is there anything more frustrating to an avid beer drinker than a cold one that's less than cold in just half an hour? The insulated stainless steel BottleKeeper, complete with bottle opener, keeps their beer colder for a longer period of time. It's also a smart way to protect against drops and spills. 

A rapid ramen cooker

Rapid Ramen Cooker, from $6.98 at Amazon and Walmart

What seems like a gag gift has actually come in handy for many busy students, parents, and office workers because it takes away the need for a stove and dish-washing session, cooks the noodles more quickly, and requires less water. It's the perfect size for a block of ramen and a faster, more reliable alternative to stovetop cooking. 

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