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Kymera Magic Wand Remote Control – As Seen on Dragons Den

As Seen On — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 14:22:53 +0000

Magic Wand Remote Control – Dragons Den

Release your inner Harry Potter, with the awesome Magic Wand Remote Control which was featured on last nights Dragons Den.

The Magic Wand Remote will let you turn your TV, Hi Fi, Sky box or anything with an infra red, on, off, volume up or volume down and much more – perfect for annoying or showing off to unsuspecting guests!

With no buttons on, the Magic Wand Remote, does look the same as magic wand and wouldn’t be out of place at Hogwarts. Simply ‘teach’ the wand up to 13 commands and you’ll be Abbracadring within no time!

This clever little thing is perfect for any Harry Potter or Wizard fans and comes with a nicely designed presentation box.

Buy yours now whilst stocks last at Firebox.com

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Road Refresher Dog Bowl – As Seen On Dragons Den On Tour

As Seen On — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 21:24:39 +0000

Road Refresher No Spill Dog Bowl As Featured On BBC’s Dragons Den

The Road Refresher is an ingenious non-spill pet bowl that eliminates spills and reduces your pet’s slobber by up to 90%. Ideal for the home and all forms of travel.

For The Home – Road Refresher stops spills from accidental kicks, this non spill pet travel bowl also keeps long ears and beards out of the water.

The Road Refresher non spill pet travel bowl encourages tidy drinking as it limits the amount of water your dog can pick up at any one time. The clever design will keep long ears and beards out of the water.

The Road Refresher reduces your pet’s slobber by 90%. On The Move – Road Refresher non spill pet travel bowl can be filled with water and then safely left within a car so your pet has access to fresh water whenever he wants, yet none will spill. With The Road Refresher pet travel bowl your dog can arrive healthy and refreshed wherever you go.

How It Works – Road Refresher has a floating plate inside which feeds enough water through for your dog to drink at all times, yet immediately restricts the flow whenever there is a surge of water from cornering, braking, kicking and so on.

Road Refresher has a Velcro base so fixes to carpets, and additional safe fixing pads for fixing the water bowl to most other surfaces. Made from heat resistant, toughened polypropylene, the Road Refresher is easily taken apart for cleaning and then clicks back together again.

Even Obama has a Road Refresher for their new doggie in the White House – buy yours today for just £8.49!

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The Cosy Shopper Trolley Baby Blanket – As Seen On Dragons Den Online

As Seen On — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 20:33:48 +0000

The new Dragons Den Online show sees inventors Lisa and Matthew Penn pitch their Cosy Shopper Trolley Baby Blanket to the new online Dragons.

Dragons Den Online is hte new offshoot programme of the hugely popular BBC2 show and is presented by Dominic Byrne from Radio 1 and features Edinburgh based millionaire Shaf Rasul and American Julie Meyer.

The Cosy Shopper is hand made in Britain using doubled lined soft polar fleece giving baby a nice comfy-cosy feeling – far better than being placed on raw metal and plastic!

Cosy Shopper is supplied in an easy to carry PVC draw string rucksack for easy portability and to keep it clean and dry.

Available in a range of colourful patterns such as camoflauge, tiger print, zebra print and many more. All animal print designs for the Cosy Shopper also have co-ordinating animal ears making them absolutely irresistible for all young animal fans.

Priced at just £24.46, the Cosy Shopper is the perfect blanket to keep little one warm whilst doing the shopping, and what with winter on it’s way, it’s ideal for getting from the car to the store.

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Dragons Den Online

As Seen On — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 18:58:58 +0000

Radio 1’s Dominic Byrne is our guide to Dragons’ Den Online, the underground version of the hit BBC Two show that has been operating exclusively online until now. Dom shows us some of his favourite raw pitches that have been submitted to the Dragons Den site, including Graeme and Tom Hill’s Mpod and Victor Scott’s commuter-friendly trolley trike.

Dragons Den Online also features Brian Loughborough’s economical haircare solution and Christine Turner-Crowe’s Hay Hammock.

The Online Dragons are Edinburgh based Shaf Rasul and American Julie Meyer and with the Dragons investing their own money, only the best ideas and inventions will secure a deal. Who will be successful this time?

London based linguist Marcus Reoch hopes the Dragons will be speaking his language when he presents his Mandarin Chinese tuition business. Will Lisa and Matthew Penn come away with a snug deal for their Cosy Shopper baby blanket?

Finally, serial entrepreneur Alexi Deak is seeking £50k for his social networking site Family Fridge, but will he be left out in the cold?

Tonights Dragons Den Online show is the first of 6 episodes and is on BBC2 at 9.30pm.

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Extreme Fliers – As Seen on BBC’s Dragons Den

As Seen On — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 16:04:13 +0000

Extreme Fliers are the world’s first remote controlled helicopter and car all in one, and featured on BBC’s Dragons Den.

Inventor Vernon Kerswell from Manchester is looking for an investment of £75,000 for a 15% stake in his Extreme Fliers business. Vernon has already had some success earlier with his Terror Wasp remote controlled toy which was featured on Something for the Weekend.

We’ll have the decision by the Dragon’s from the Den, once it’s been broadcast tonight on TV.

Good luck Vernon.

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Physicool Cooling Bandage – As Seen On Dragons Den

As Seen On — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 09:12:41 +0000

The Physicool Cooling Bandages were seen on BBC2’s Dragons Den last night and successfully managed to secure investment. Kay Russell secured £100,000 investment from Deborah Meaden for a 30% stake in Kay’s Physicool business, who initially was offering a 20% stake.

Physicool Cooling Bandages are a unique reusable medical bandage for injuries that combine cooling with compression, to reduce swelling and quickly stop any discomfort.

Rather than putting cold onto the injury the Physicool bandages draw the heat out by using rapid evaporation techniques.

What makes the Physicool Cooling Bandage so unique, is that it’s reusable with the additional bottles of recharging coolant and lasts for up to 2 hours.

The Physicool Bandage was launched at the London Marathon, where it received plenty of support and is now considered an essential piece of any sports persons kit.

Not only is the Physicool limited to sports, the bandage is also ideal for multiple uses around the home and even for racehorses.

With no need for refrigeration, it’s perfect for trips away and holidays too, making it perfect for a travel first aid kit and to aid with sunburns or injuries.

Available from Boots.com from just £9.99

MyDish Recipe Site – As seen on Dragons Den Last nights Dragon's Den saw Carol Savage pitch her online...

MyDish Recipe Site – As seen on Dragons Den

As Seen On — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 09:26:09 +0000

Last nights Dragon’s Den saw Carol Savage pitch her online community for food lovers to the Dragons and was after £100,000 for a 10% stake in her MyDish website.

MyDish is all about sharing recipes with friends and family, through a community of like minded people – think of it as a Facebook for Foodies….Facecook?

Carol pitched well to the Dragons’ despite getting grilled, if you’ll excuse the pun, from some Peter Jones, Duncan Bannatyne and James Caan.

The MyDish site has some great functionality, including being able to send ingredients through to Ocado much like the MySupermarket site.

The only female in the Dragons Den, Deborah Meaden, had been quiet throughout the pitch which is normally a good sign and wanted to know about the MyDish website.

Although the MyDish site had a high cost in dveloping and marketing etc, as well as spending over £20,000 per month, Deborah put in an offer to investment in MyDish.co.uk

Deborah Meadon decided to offer the full £100,000 but wanted an increased equity stake of 15%. Theo also liked the idea of the MyDish site and concept and also offered another £100,000 for the same equity stake.

Whilst it was a tempting offer, Carol from MyDish decided to go with the single Dragon and chose Deborah Meaden.

We wish Carol and the MyDish.co.uk site all the very best for the future.

Cuddledry Towels – As Seen on Dragons Den

As Seen On — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 09:22:16 +0000

As seen on last years Dragons’ Den, the Cuddledry towel were something that every parent has probably wished for.

Anyone who has ever tried to get a wet and slippery baby out of the bath, would’ve had the problem of trying not to drop them whilst getting them dry as quick as possible!

The award winning Cuddle Dry towels help alleviate that problem, in the form of an apron style towel that’s double layered for extra warmth and comfort.

The design of the CuddleDry towels means you have both hands free to dry baby and safely carry them.

Cuddledry Towels are also 100% organic cotton and have been awarded ‘Best Buy’ by Practical Parenting, ‘Mums Love’ award from BabyWorld and many more awards and accolades, as well as great reviews from parents.

Cuddledry is priced at £24.95 and is available from Firebox.com. BUY NOW

Also available is the CuddleMoo Towel, which is a cool and funky towel complete with horns. More info.

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Food for Thought Lunchbox – As seen on Dragon’s Den

As Seen On — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 09:15:33 +0000

The Food For Thought Lunchbox from Concentrate Design was featured on the series 5 of BBC2’s Dragons Den series and was warmly received by the Dragons.

As seen on Dragons Den, Designer Mark Champkins presented his pitch really well and showed off his ‘Food for Thought’ lunchbox, which allows space for fruit in the lunchbox and enables them to be stored safely, so they’re not bruised or rolling around the lunchbox.

The Food for Thought healthy lunchbox makes it easy to get kids to eat healthier and switch from sugary lunch treats to natural fruit snacks, as they’ll see it as a ‘cool lunchbox’. Mark’s innovative lunch box design protects fruit from being damaged and the colourful fruit pots add excitement to normally “uncool” fruits. There is even a Thermo-spot on the back of the lunch box that tells if your lunch is really cool or not.

Included with the Food for Thought lunch box are additional small pods to carry raisins, grapes, seeds etc, giving you an all round balanced lunch. The Food for Thought Lunchbox is dishwasher safe, FDA food safe and is innovately designed.

Awarded as Best Product of 2007, by the Design Museum in London, the Food for Thought lunchbox is available for the just £9.99 with free delivery.

Buy Now.

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Drummers Workshop – Bass Tone Slap – As Seen On BBC2’s Dragons Den

As Seen On — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 12:17:25 +0000

BassToneSlap were another successful applicant on Wednesday night’s Dragons’ Den with the drumming workshop receiving £50,000 of funding from Peter Jones and Theo Paphitis.

NOW AVAILABLE TO BOOK!

Richard Enion and Michael Davis delivered what was certainly one of the more different pitches ever seen on BBC2’s Dragon Den series. The ‘Dragons Den Drummers’ impressed all but one of the Dragons - Duncan Bannatyne didn’t seem impressed with it.

Red Letter Days have now made it possible to join BassToneSlap, the drummers from the Cadbury’s Wispa advert and stars of Dragons Den.

The 3 hour drumming workshop and show takes place at the stunning location of Shakepeare’s Globe, right in the heart of London. From the start of the workshop, you’ll have a little warm up just like the Dragon’s did on TV and then progress onto learning grooves and even go solo, if you wish!

Following the drumming workshop, you’ll then put on a fab show accompanied by the pros and show off what you’ve learnt.

The first event is due to take place in October priced just £49 and numbers are limited – so please book early to ensure your place!

BOOK ONLINE TODAY

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