What happened to ENERGYbits after Shark Tank?

A big problem for the “Shark Tank” judges was that there was science behind the idea that algae might help cure cancer or promote weight loss (via American Council on Science and Health). The general belief was that if algae could help cure cancer, oncologists would likely be promoting its benefits worldwide. Although Catharine Arnston left Shark Tank empty-handed, she continued to pursue her goal of making ENERGYbits a success.

Headquartered in Boston, the company now sells nutritional supplements targeted at four key health areas it focuses on, including beauty and self-care, energy and exercise, wellness and detoxification, and vitality and longevity. The keto-friendly, sugar-free supplements come in a variety of forms, including canisters, boxes, sachets, and even entry-level trial packs.