The list does, however, include nui, a cookie related to the keto diet that was featured in season 10 episode six.Ī blog post published Maon the show’s website warns that: One Shot Keto is not among them, nor is any product containing the name “keto.” The show’s website provides a list of products that have appeared on the program, as of March 12, 2020. It features aspiring entrepreneurs trying to convince the sharks to provide funds in hopes of backing a successful idea. Screenshot from entries in the Facebook Ad Library, taken March 22, 2021ĪBC’s Emmy award-winning “ Shark Tank” has been on air since 2009.
The attorneys for ‘Shark Tank’ vigilantly pursued them but they constantly change their urls and identities making them very difficult to catch,” Corcoran said in a statement emailed to AFP by her executive assistant Emily Burke.Ī search of Facebook’s Ad Library for the headline, “why every judge on shark tank backed this product” shows several ads - including some for One Shot Keto - that Facebook said were taken down for not carrying a required disclaimer label. We never heard of them until they used our faces in their fake ads online. “Not one of my fellow Sharks endorse Keto. “The Keto diet pill ads are totally fictitious and so many good people are falling for them,” said Barbara Corcoran, one of the “sharks,” or tycoons, who serve as judges and investors on the show. The tablets shown in the Facebook ads have no affiliation with any of the “Shark Tank” panelists. Additional information about it is available here and here.
Keto is a high-fat, low-carb diet that has been used for weight loss, but carries various risks. Similar ads referring to One Shot Keto can also be found on Facebook here and here while others, including here and here, make similar claims about Shark Tank endorsement without naming diet product in the video. Screenshot of a Facebook ad, taken March 19, 2021
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