Comments on: Hot Mama Gowns Update – What Happened After Shark Tank

By: jessix

jessix — Fri, 03 Nov 2017 01:08:00 +0000

It makes most sense to design and construct an inexpensive adjustable “one-size-fits-all” hospital gown to fit EVERY HOSPITAL PATIENT and market it to hospitals! Neither men nor women like their behinds hanging out in the current hospital gowns. Doctors, nurses, and hospital staff need quick access to every body part and won’t sacrifice safety, speed, and accessibility for style. COMPROMISES will be necessary but ANYTHING is an improvement to the current open back pieces of material currently used. Save these for trauma patients in emergency rooms.
Preserve patient modesty while giving staff access to all parts of every patient according to treatment protocols. Some hospitals probably use only two gowns for all patients and throw all used gowns into one laundry. SMALL for pediatrics and REGULAR for adult men and women. This means the more variations the less possibility of selling gowns to hospitals.

By: johnnyboyjohn

johnnyboyjohn — Thu, 02 Nov 2017 23:20:00 +0000

Just watched this episode. While I’m all for sticking up for yourself in a negotiation, that woman had no business skills whatsoever and was asking for a sum that many people could go to a bank and get. What she showed was a “know it all” attitude and the minute that started I knew she’d be history before too long. People that aren’t willing to listen to professional SUCCESSFUL people who know more deserve what they get. I don’t necessarily like any of those sharks, but they do know WTF they are doing. Hot Mama isn’t even luke warm at this point.

By: crimsons

crimsons — Fri, 11 Aug 2017 15:52:00 +0000

They just re-aired this episode. Ms. Haysel needs to understand that she will not be taken seriously in business with all the crying and out-of-control bawling. No one wants to invest good money in an unstable person who can’t control herself.

By: Mr. Trueman

Mr. Trueman — Wed, 10 May 2017 05:03:00 +0000

Fickle idea. You’re there to give birth and not wear that gown again.