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Reviver After Shark Tank: Deal, Status and Net Worth

Reviver’s Shark Tank terms and later founder reporting are documented; its current value, closure date and official sales channel remain unverified.

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Reviver’s current net worth is not publicly verified, and we could not verify an active official sales channel for its clothing wipes as of October 10, 2026. Ben and Eric Kusin accepted Lori Greiner’s televised offer of $150,000 for 15% in 2014. A later founder interview supports an investment relationship, but neither that historical deal nor the company’s former website establishes its present value or an exact closure date.

What was Reviver, and who founded it?

Reviver was the clothing-freshening product presented by brothers Ben and Eric Kusin. The company’s January 17, 2013 launch announcement described a dry, reusable wipe that slipped over the user’s fingers and returned to a resealable pouch. It identified Ben as the inventor and Kusin & Kusin as a Dallas-headquartered company with offices in Los Angeles.

The wipe was marketed for freshening clothing between washes. That is the intended use described by its maker, rather than an independently tested performance finding. The brothers also explained in their October 10, 2014 interview with Inc. that the product was not intended to replace laundry.

What deal did Reviver get on Shark Tank?

Reviver’s televised negotiation, reported October 10, 2014
Pitch detailTerms shown
EntrepreneursBen and Eric Kusin
Initial request$150,000 for 5% equity
Accepted offer$150,000 for 15% equity from Lori Greiner
Current company valueNot publicly verified

Inc. reported that Robert Herjavec also offered $150,000, for 10%. The brothers chose Lori despite the larger equity request because they wanted her help demonstrating an unfamiliar product to shoppers. Those are historical offer terms, not a statement about anyone’s ownership today.

Did Lori Greiner work with Reviver after the show?

There is evidence of a relationship beyond the televised agreement. In People Newspapers’ March 30, 2015 founder follow-up, the business was described as moving forward with Lori’s $150,000 investment. Eric also credited her partnership with opening doors. That report identifies Ben as CEO and Eric as president.

The follow-up supports a reported investment and working partnership. It does not provide a signed agreement, a final ownership schedule or current financial statements, so we cannot independently verify the final equity terms or whether that ownership continued.

Is Reviver still in business, and can you buy the wipes?

The website named in the original launch announcement, reviver.com, now presents RPLATE digital license plates. That product and its Granite Bay, California address should not be used as an update on the Kusin brothers’ clothing-wipe business.

Our October 10, 2026 review did not establish an active official checkout for the original wipes. This limits the buying advice we can give; it does not establish the date a company legally closed or prove that every reseller has no remaining stock. If you encounter an older listing, check the seller, availability and product condition before ordering.

What do the Shark Tank figures say about Reviver’s value?

The $150,000-for-15% offer implies a $1 million whole-company valuation for that proposed transaction. The original 5% request implies $3 million. These are arithmetic interpretations of historical equity terms, not Reviver’s current net worth, revenue, profit or the founders’ personal wealth. We found no financial disclosure supporting a current valuation.

Correction, October 11, 2026: We removed unsupported current valuation, annual revenue, later fundraising and closure claims; corrected the founders’ surname; and removed biography and location details that were not supported for this business. Historical deal reporting is now distinguished from present-day financial information.

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