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That was the case for Merrick Maxfield, the founder of Probiotic Maker.
The gear makes homemade yogurt by heating milk while still inside the container.
Once at the correct heat, users add packets of probiotics and allow the concoction to sit overnight.
By morning, customers can enjoy fresh, creamy yogurt.
For one, the panel of investors felt that the creation might be too difficult for the everyday consumer.
They also believed that the Probiotic Maker may not be completely safe for use.
In the end, Maxfield left the show with no additional money for the product.
However, that does not appear to have stopped him from pushing forward.
The company’sInstagramprofile is still up as well, though posts appear to be sporadic.
With 24 total reviews, the product sports a promising four stars.
However, the two recent reviews may signal that creator Merrick Maxfield still has some work to do.
In a March 2023 post, a buyer complained about heating and cooling challenges.
A February 2023 review complained about the yogurt and milk possibly spoiling due to the auto-turn-off function.
During his time on “Shark Tank,” Maxfield sought $150,000 in exchange for 7% equity.
For such a complex gadget, manufacturing may be a major issue for Maxfield.
