Superior Bidet

Edward Barrett, Mark Barrozzi and Carlos Barrozzi, based in St. John's, Newfoundland and Miami, Florida, pitched Superior Bidet, a toilet attachment that provides front and rear water cleaning with hot and cold temperature control and requires no batteries or electricity, asking for $250,000 for 10% of the company. The products sell online for $100 to $130. In year one the business did $300,000 in revenue profitably, and the founders projected $2.9 million in year two based on scaling unit sales across Amazon US, Amazon Canada, Amazon Europe, an affiliate marketing program and a consultative sales approach, though month-over-month growth was tracking at about 20%.

Michele Romanow went out over concerns about the product, packaging, marketing channels and valuation. Jim Treliving went out, saying many households do not know about or use bidets. Arlene Dickinson went out, saying the projections were overly optimistic. Manjit Minhas went out without giving a specific reason. Michael Wekerle offered the full $250,000 but for 35% equity, stating he would withdraw if the founders tried to counter, and the founders accepted the offer as presented.

Superior Bidet appears to have closed. Its products may no longer be available.