Dragons Despise Entrepreneur's Concept To Monitor Hydration | Dragons' Den

Phillip Daneshyar, founder of 'Thirsti' enters the Den offering a 10% equity stake for £65,000. His invention is a tracking device that reminds people how much they have had to drink throughout the day, after a short demonstration from the entrepreneur - Jenny Campbell takes it into her own hands to reveal the practicality of the device (in her day-to-day life).
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[@thenameissam3320]

Peter: ‘that’s overpriced’ Also peter: ‘well why wouldn’t I just buy 2 bottles for $250’ Peter are you good fam?

[@Stivven]

Exactly my thoughts, maybe that wouldn't be so ear catchy if we would watch full episode but still.

[@HughSmith]

That was my thought.... wow it's expensive at 30 pounds but I will buy two bottles at 200 each.... Peter is a rude twat !!!

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

Yeah that was jokes! hahaha!

[@lordgeoffrey78]

fam? you chav mongrel , this programme is not for you, go watch love island

[@thenameissam3320]

lord geoffrey awwh booboo judging me based on 1 word I use how cute, if that’s your mindset then I think something like teletubbies would be better for you fella

[@dtz1000]

Jenny has a special app to remind her to say, "I'm out".

[@angusdavidson15]

Best comment I've seen all day.

[@a_bb_a6356]

😂😂😂

[@dmsaigbah]

I fucking spit out my water fam. I wasn't prepared

[@areufkingkiddingme]

She has a good point though

[@asafox6550]

Is Jenny the British Barbara Corcoran?

[@camerongarbett5167]

I’m Jenny, I don’t drink any water and I am constantly dehydrated, so for that reason I’m drought

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

I'm Jenny and I drink like a fish, and for that reason I'm trout.

[@ruaricatani-brown9892]

🤣🤣🤣

[@mattm7426]

LMAO

[@zydhas2838]

Of course she's dehydrated, the only water she drinks is the free water she gets when recording the show once a week.

[@AKASHECHOPHY]

I'm Jenny, I don't see any point in this product so, I'm South.

[@geraintdavies2529]

Jenny: the only water i drink is free in the den, and for that reason, I'm out

[@NickTheGreek1309]

Most fitting Jenny joke I've heard in a long time

[@michaelmarquez6133]

Hahahaha

[@jmharris251]

which proves his point that he doesn't drink enough water

[@nathankaye1577]

Geraint is Jenny in disguise 👀

[@triciaapplewhite4939]

🤣😂

[@HGGLR]

Jenny-I’m out Tej-tell me about your back ground Peter-why couldn’t I just........ Debra-*tells us something about herself to do with the product* Tuca-run me through your numbers Narrator-*makes a terrible pun that still makes me laugh*

[@sloppynyuszi]

William Huggler Tuca also has an office he could use

[@Jamie_Winsh]

Hilariously accurate! 😁😂👍

[@J27J]

So underrated 😂😂😂

[@MultiWalrus1]

STILL MAKES YOU LAUGH??? I can't remember ever cracking more than a grimace tbh

[@HGGLR]

Matthew Hynds well not a big laugh it’s an over the top joke I don’t actually laugh

[@IvyMyki]

There once was a woman called Jenny, Who wouldn't spend a penny, Without a doubt, She's always out, And oh the comments are many

[@flibujo]

Jenny of oldstones

[@cd9759]

Under rated comment 😂😂

[@antaram4547]

This comment deserves way more likes

[@Khonnell66]

Brilliant

[@ishaan5990]

😂😂😂

[@myleshoward9026]

Jenny: They'll be able to track all the free water I drink... And for that reason I'm out

[@spacecowboy6667]

Jenny: you don't need an app to get you to drink water, you just sign up to a TV show, pretend to listen to the pitches and sit drinking it for free whilst not spending a penny"

[@rissi2352]

ahahahhaha

[@whiteweewee5961]

Jenny: well, i don't drink liquids... so I'm out

[@peteschneider7369]

Jenny must get her nutrients like an air fern does..

[@BiomedbyAnna]

😆😆 im out because my names jenny 😂😂

[@69_MK]

she vapes init

[@ChickenGriller77]

They called her a ‘straight talker’ lol

[@AfternoonLemon]

She was the sharpest of the bunch here. No point wasting time if it's clearly not an investment opportunity.

[@yungnoodlearm]

Tej loves hearing about people’s background. He should have his own show called Background Check, where he gives people investment only if he likes their background

[@ronweasley7005]

Lolololol!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ellajennings]

"Background Cheque" 😂

[@mrsfarrellforever]

Ella Jennings your comment just made my day. Very punny!

[@sauwensvk7589]

Background check???? 😂 That was puntastic

[@AshleighGreaves93]

@@ellajennings GOLD!!!

[@Hoodyyy]

Debra completely missed the point. Obviously you’re not going to forgot to drink and just end up dying- the product is about getting people to drink MORE WATER per day since most people don’t take in enough water

[@rockfan3299]

but when you are thirsty you make a cuppa anyway!

[@stinameaner]

Yeah she can be too quick to criticise at times

[@arahman56]

Our body is already great at alerting us of that.

[@CG--gk5oh]

@@arahman56 True but we're also idiots and don't drink enough even though we know we should. Statistics don't lie. So this thing reminds you to drink water at certain times to ensure you drink the actual amount of water you are recommended. Hard to explain.

[@sarahhiggins1515]

@@arahman56 It tells you when you are thirsty because youre already getting dehydrated. The point is to not get to that point. Drinking only when youre thirsty is what keeps you alive which is what debra was talking about but doesnt keep you fully hydrated which is what this product is supposed to help with.

[@user-njyzcip]

9:42 Touker: "21 years old he's gonna be very successful" Jenny: "Bright young man" Deborah: "He's very good" Guy: "I think I will be back to prove them wrong"

[@karthikhegde9752]

Underrated Comment 😂😂👏

[@prateekggg]

that made me chuckle...

[@Pobsta-de7hb]

loooooooooooooooooool

[@Lover0fKings]

"I need £5 to end world hunger" Jenny: I'm out

[@ashleelmb]

Jenny would be right to say 'I'm out' on this occasion if it was a real business. Because 5 quid wouldn't even resolve the hunger of the average UK household, never mind the hunger of the world!

[@prizma45]

@@ashleelmb this isn't funny

[@ashleelmb]

@@prizma45 Then by all means don't laugh. 🙄

[@Cartierian]

ashleelmb Wow was this supposed to be a joke😂

[@krissykat6849]

@@ashleelmb nobody did.

[@willemsgrahpics]

Tej “tell me about your background” Lalvani

[@misterjibril6528]

Exactly what I thought

[@jackalwill]

FOREVER HIS LINE AND JENNY IM OUT

[@yournanontoast6180]

I’d like to get to know about someone before I invested in their product too

[@cun7us]

It's a smart question. Employers ask the same thing when they're interviewing someone.

[@A_massive_wog]

Tej "I have an emlty office in London that is empty which nobody wants" Lalvani.

[@DeeDeeTang]

He’s got an amazing product. Should target the elderly population/hospital patients in their water jugs. We as health professionals always trying (inaccurately) to measure input and output. Also elderly are always dehydrated

[@nifralo2752]

Isn't that cause most bathrooms are upstairs so they don't drink so they don't have to climb stairs

[@withlovelily-rose9795]

President Kudsi I think most people get water from a kitchen which is downstairs.

[@nifralo2752]

@@withlovelily-rose9795 yes but they have to pee it out later dont they

[@koezkoez1939]

Any tricks to help someone who dislikes water to drink it?

[@scarletamazon3455]

@@nifralo2752 Your sense of thirst actually often declines when you get elderly. It's a constant problem in care homes, trying to push fluids when residents don't feel thirst. Often handled by frequent rounds of tea/coffee, because they'll drink that for the taste and out of habit, but still counts towards their total fluids.

[@desertfox738]

“It works with milk.” The idea of taking that thing out after sitting in a glass of milk is just nasty

[@prettyokandy230]

what's even more worrying is that some ppl in the comments think its a good idea...

[@turtart]

​@@prettyokandy230 what about the glass? do you just throw it away after using it or do u wash it, rinse it after using it? same goes with this, after using it just give it a nice wash/rinse and it's good to go I assume

[@turtart]

like hell, i understand why jenny would use that to be out, but not all of us are rich we wash our dishes and glasses, we don't throw them away..

[@prettyokandy230]

@@turtart stop buying stocks in retarded products.

[@rpnct]

Any item like that with holes is a nightmare to get cleaned up. You'd have to put in boiling water for a while, or use an autoclave (but the plastics wouldn't handle it). Plus it's an item that include a battery that is immersed in your drinks. So it'll cost millions to make it safe and test it sufficiently.

[@KM-mt5gx]

I've noticed when jenny starts to criticise the product, the other dragons kind of have this snide look on their face. Almost as if they're saying "oh really? You aren't keen, how surprising!"

[@khandadonb111]

They obviously know how unwilling she is when it comes to investing.

[@orangewarm1]

joke is getting old

[@doobasaurus]

@Bles Can you link me one of these? I wanna see and have a laugh because she seems like such a snob

[@Professional_Youtube_Commenter]

@wildebest of course that's how it actually went down. The film the entire series in a couple of weeks. Dragons sit there while business owners come one after another. It probably gets really old Jenny constantly coming up with unique ways to declare herself out.

[@AfternoonLemon]

@@Professional_KZbin_Commenter - you realise how many investments are actually followed up on, even if the deal is made on the show? The vast majority don't get investments. Also Jenny's from a finance background so doesn't have the marketing expertise that the other dragons have.

[@UltimateHibz]

Peter: £34.99 is too expensive so rather buy 2 bottles at $100 each. I think that's beyond ridiculous

[@vambo13257]

the "gadget" need to be cleaned and who wants to tote that thing around. Most people drink water out of bottles. This is a great gimmick but not s business;

[@Lozh1993]

Peter's a dick that's why

[@HusseinDoha]

@@Lozh1993 No. He's practical. Why wouldn't you buy two bottles ($120) with the device already in it, rather than one bottle were you will need take this shit out and in it??

[@Lozh1993]

@@HusseinDoha because following that logic you would just buy 2 devices you thick twat. That would cost you 70 quid and you'd still be better off

[@JohnJW55Wilkie]

And how much are you worth compared to Peter?

[@leishayoung4124]

4-5 litres a day? Jesus! He must have been studying permanently on the toilet.

[@RJ1999x]

The real joke is the body only absorbs the water it needs and passes the rest out, so he basically wasting his time

[@RJ1999x]

@danathon86 in theory.

[@RJ1999x]

@danathon86 never found it to work long term

[@hezar5166]

Terrible for health, having tried it I think the hunger suppression is more psychological. Since even with water you will feel the affects of not eating, particularly when your blood sugar is low and you start getting dizzy

[@volundrfrey896]

@@RJ1999x That's not completely true, water poisoning is a real thing that can be lethal.

[@Bigbandi]

I never forget to drink my beer every couple minutes.

[@stephenhosking7384]

Finally, a good laugh! I'm out.

[@RDR1456]

Tej: i like it Peter Jones rips it apart Tej: Its just odd, i’m out

[@ashleelmb]

When you fighting again Tony?

[@RDR1456]

ashleelmb am done mate!

[@ashleelmb]

@@RDR1456 Seriously? You're a boss fighter lad and I've enjoyed them all. You've still got a few years left of fighting in you.

[@BlueVein1933]

Tony Bellew How’s the wife and kids?

[@alexanderpovetkin1267]

Tony let’s fight at heavyweight! One last pay day. Eddie can sell us a box office easy!

[@georgejames2310]

Jenny: I’ve sat here all season drinking water so for that reason I’m out.

[@aldenrmachado]

Underrated

[@fatmaabdallaadventure]

Hahahahah

[@santanuroy9083]

And also having free samples 😅

[@spr1ngcactu5]

My KZbin subtitles call him “Pizza Jones” 😆

[@thepgo666]

Peter secretly owns Papa Jones

[@hellrazorhenry5489]

Same, love it

[@hannahf5820]

This tickled me and I don't know why 😂😂😂

[@pepelorenzini5840]

Lmaoooo mine too!! It's so funny

[@gardensoflondonmwgs7836]

Jenny has actually got a valid point, I wouldn’t want to be taking the product in and out of my drinks all day with wet hands etc. Kudos to Phill smart young chap.

[@sadas3190]

Yeah and if you remember to use the gadget, you would remember how much you drank..

[@jakedavies7439]

It’s for a bottle of water let’s be honest, not different drinks throughout the day. For a specific market of people who carry reusable water bottles

[@bethanyashworth2397]

Im a health care worker. This would be great for the elderly, nurses and care workers.

[@geenmakkie]

Indeed. He is marketing the product to the wrong people. It could be a great product for the elderly and the people who care for them. Elderly people do no feel the urge to drink water, even when they really should. It is especially important for older people that they drink enough water. A shortage can lead to them becoming very confused and disoriented very, very quickly (within hours) and can cause death.

[@michaeljacobs6151]

@@geenmakkie when you seen an elderly person use a smartphone

[@geenmakkie]

michael Jacobs Many elderly people use smartphones. In 2017, 39.4% of people living in The Netherlands (where I live) over the age of 65 owned a smartphone. That percentage is rising quickly.This year, 90% of Dutch people aged 55 or older own a smartphone. That is 11% more than only 2 years earlier. In the USA 53% of people over the age of 65 own a smartphone. There are also a lot of elderly people who own a tablet. Of course there will always remain a group of elderly incapable of using devices like a smartphone or a tablet. However, the app does not have to be installed on the device of the elderly people, but can of course also be installed on the smartphone or tablet of the caregivers, so that they can monitor the water consumption.

[@michaeljacobs6151]

@@geenmakkie you don't need an app to tell you when to drink

[@junaldinho100]

The gadget is too big, but the concept and idea is highly impressive and useful. I drink water but many times I’ve always wondered if I’m actually drinking enough. I would definitely benefit from this and would buy this.

[@somethingrandom9219]

There's a way easier solution, buy a water bottle that keeps 1 litre of liquid, drink 2 of those a day

[@dia3364]

Exactly. I just think he was awfully bored at uni and came up with a meaningless product.

[@user-hv6dw1ux9o]

@Ravinder Sian it's not tracking how much to drink but rather when to drink

[@gina1emo]

Something Random Good idea xoxo

[@EdgyShooter]

@Ravinder Sian I was thinking that, my watch already has a water tracking feature, that I fail to use anyway, let alone going out to buy a separate product which can only do one thing

[@browndemonia3304]

😆😅😂🤣😭

[@firdausputera2844]

“We need water to stay aliv..” Jenny: I’m out

[@eoj8371]

5:50 Touker came up with a suggestion and then Peter had a go at the entrepreneur saying it’s a ridiculous idea... when he didn’t come up with it, it was Touker’s suggestion 😂

[@MichaelLKW-Fahrer]

Until I purchased one of these, I was always being rushed to hospital for severe dehydration, I just kept forgetting to drink.

[@whitehorses460]

idiot

[@Dick.C.Normous]

@@whitehorses460 lol you're the idiot

[@SHlV]

@@wh0586 hardly. The tool could be very good for people who want to be on top of things like water consumption and diet generally. There's 100% a market

[@Jim-so3zm]

@@SHlV Why not just use an app? Or a 1 litre bottle from the supermarket?

[@SHlV]

@@Jim-so3zm because for some people it isn't as easy that. Of course it's a bit of a niche but the market is there if it's marketed correctly

[@Owen02_]

An actual dragons den video on the dragons den channel? You have yourself a deal

[@mrdefaultynoob]

Technically dragon's den hearted this comment which contains my comment which means they hearted me (;

[@reecemesser]

@@mrdefaultynoob And for that reason I'm out.

[@meghannelisa896]

Pretty sure this isn’t the official channel. Good edits though!

[@PublickGamer]

@@meghannelisa896 From the channel's about section: "This Dragons' Den Channel is managed by Sony Pictures Television." So I'm pretty sure it's official.

[@purelight6663]

Jenny made a very important point : hygiene.

[@netweed09]

That a big Out

[@aquatiger8]

I'm someone who uses metal straws and I constantly leave the things lying about and forget to clean them when I put them in my drink. but I only use them at home and place them on the same surfaces. if I had to carry them around, I'd constantly wash them and that's just tedious

[@Sam-qh1sh]

It was a rubbish point, you’re not supposed to drop it in every drink you have, you put it in the bottle that you keep with you throughout the day, then wash it when you wash your bottle out at the end of the day. The dragons are to old to get it,

[@GwyndolinOwO]

​@@Sam-qh1sh not really, it can't track your water if you decide to get a cup of water at a meeting or something and at that point its not tracking how much you drank that day- the people that would really care about the product would want an actuate reading. Of course SOME people use a water bottle and nothing else but if you're like me i use three or four cups a day and don't own any water bottles. I do think it would work best in a bottle but not all young people drink "only" from a water bottle or want to. (like at the dinner table, a meeting, people who just don't even own one and want to track their health better) so you're going to have people that maybe find the product a little annoying. Bad press doesn't always kill a product but its a legit concern.

[@Sam-qh1sh]

@@GwyndolinOwO you sound to old to get it also!! It’s a guide doesn’t have to calculate every drop you drink, 4 cups of tea without the device in doesn’t matter one little bit. Besides tea contain ADH inhibitors so tea dehydrates.

[@npc-bl2vw]

"You've definitely got something" Yeah, a choking hazard.

[@joelthomastr]

Nerves of steel that kid has. The amount of flak he took and not a scratch in his confidence. Amazing. Good on Deborah for letting him down just a little bit more gently than the others. But he looked like he didn't need it.

[@theodddish1846]

He's deluded.

[@jonathanbirch2022]

It takes creativity to make a device like this, more than I could do

[@SharikSobaka]

Peter: “it’s overkill and I’m out.” Peter: drinks water from the glass maintaining eye contact. What a boss!

[@cashewpistachio1826]

But what is you?

[@marcoestiercol6112]

Jenny: Your pitch made my joints swell, and for that reason, I'm gout.

[@itaintmistaken8055]

I have an eighteen yr old water that doesn't drink enough daughter

[@barkogaming5252]

I need this device..................but for Whisky

[@69_MK]

Barko Gaming whisky di bottle

[@kaysinghOTF]

Reading this comment while hanging mad from last night just puts a big smile on my face lol

[@antwango]

im afraid you'd swallow device

[@MrMoo272]

need to get those 2 litres a day in

[@comicalhexical]

I mean that's what those blow devices are for

[@michaelmacari5647]

Peter is so strongly opinionated especially when he’s wrong it’s actually quite impressive

[@moogdome2562]

What's he know?.

[@tb7667]

when jenny was saying why she is out, you could tell the guy was thinking 'god she is right, this really is a pointless idea'.

[@DangerasTM]

I was just about to sayt, Jenny for once has a good reason to be out.

[@TaskSwitcherify]

Peter: I'm out. (Takes a sip from his glass). Quietly wishes there were a way to tell if he drank enough water today, but is too embarrassed to admit it.

[@TT77TTT]

Hi, I’m Tej, I only invest when Peter does, he always gets the offer so I don’t have many investments. For that reason, I’m out

[@Lightworkps]

😂😂

[@rippawallet]

Lool

[@bruswain9158]

My thoughts exactly

[@danfarmer9325]

That splash in the den pun just made me want to face palm so badly 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@kevindolan9]

I’m surprised they didn’t touch on the most concerning thing about this product, it can very easily be a choking hazard. That thing can slide down the glass into the persons mouth and or throat then you’d just get lawsuit after lawsuit.

[@timeofdeath1865]

Hey.... I know what I'm doing this weekend... about to be 100 dollars richer....

[@ch4z_bucks]

I don't think so, whilst it can fall out of the bottle, the way most people drink wouldn't leave their mouths open enough for it to go in.

[@kevindolan9]

@@ch4z_bucks right but it could happen and if enough people bought this product there would be cases of it happening. Lots of recalled products are recalled cause of a certain number of people being hurt or dying from them like lawn darts, easy bake ovens and sky dancers are key examples.

[@SvobodovaEva]

@@kevindolan9 Exactly, plus it looks extremely dangerous for children, I was shocked Touker suggested it.

[@renownedbandanawearer1345]

I don’t know, it’s pretty big. It’s more likely to slap you in the face than slide down your throat, especially since most of the time you would be drinking mindfully specifically because this very device has just reminded you to take a sip.

[@edneedssleep8297]

There technically is no specific “recommended amount of water.” Everyone I’ve talked to says this. Just drink the amount of water you need until you don’t feel thirsty anymore.

[@kindie1103]

Tell that to 12 year old me who regularly got migraines and hospitalised because I always forgot to drink

[@kindie1103]

@𒁲🅹🅰🆈🅵🅰𒁲 ✓ • 5 years ago lol yes

[@realdiamondshow]

@@kindie1103 you must be pretty dumb

[@kindie1103]

@@realdiamondshow yes

[@MR3DDev]

I've been binge watching these and the amount of pitches with water bottles is amazing

[@princetai5870]

The guy was right, the product is aimed at our generation - i know a lot of people who would want it, even if its not for me personally

[@huntercoleherr]

There are free apps that do the same thing.

[@milannoelle1576]

Hunter Herr ; really? They can track exactly how much water as you’re drinking it? Or do they rely on manual input & honor system and actually remembering to use them?

[@huntercoleherr]

@@milannoelle1576 i suppose not. This works for that, provided you carry that puck around and manually place it in every water source you drink from. That is, assuming you remember to do so.

[@milannoelle1576]

Hunter Herr ; lmao y’all are trying so hard to make this invention an inconvenience There’s no “carrying it around everywhere.” It goes in your bottle at the top of the day and then that’s the end of it. It’s not a cell phone you have to keep track of throughout the day. And if you DO switch it out into a glass or something, then guess what? Plop! In the glass! Oh my god, it’s so simple a caveman could do it. If you forget to remove the giant, rattling puck from your water bottle when switching to a glass then bby that sounds like a “you” problem.

[@huntercoleherr]

@@milannoelle1576 cavemen also remembered to drink when they were thirsty. If you require a constant reminder, then that's a YOU problem. Also, carrying a bottle around all day is a hassle. The "giant rattling puck", as per your own description, wouldn't make that any better. It's really just a useless invention. A solution in search of a problem. Drink when you're thirsty, it really is that simple.

[@jaredjoubert2055]

I totally agree with Jenny about the inconvenience of having to pop the thing in and out of bottles and glasses, etc. I think it’s silly and if I was forgetting to drink, i would probably also be losing the water alarm thing everywhere.

[@gothlymoor9472]

Yes, exactly! I would definitely lose the thing within thirty seconds 😂. Or rather completely forget to drop it into the drinks throughout the day.

[@ST5S5]

And for that reason she’s out

[@lord_scrubington]

"I think, you know where I'm going with this" The moment Jenny was on screen, we all knew where she was going with this

[@asafox6550]

This is actually a good idea. Many of my classmates got dehydrated during finals week from forgetting to drink water. This would save a lot of college students from ER trips.

[@nuberiffic]

So you think someone who forgets to drink water; the very thing that keeps them alive, and we literally have a total-body warning system to remind us of, is going to remember to charge and carry a little device with them at all times?

[@davidrenton]

if your classmates are spending time in ER because they forget to drink, i recommend they leave Study because obviously they seem a bit dim, in my day you could study , drink water, drink beer, eat, breath do all kinda things.

[@bakirev]

So wtf are they doing. Studying without sleep and breaks that they forget to do something as simple as drinking? They also eat right don't they?

[@nitramluap]

Is it actually 'Food Safe', because it needs to be. Imagine when the contents of that little thing (eg. battery...) start leeching into the water you want to drink. It looks like a contamination/infection nightmare too - imagine trying to clean it properly, especially if using organic liquids (milk)? If people need to remember to bring their little puck, they can remember to drink. A stupid use of technology.

[@gegwen7440]

My thoughts as well as I watched this & was surprised that the question of hygiene was not raised.

[@milannoelle1576]

Ge Gwen ; um “sanitation issues” were the whole reason Jenny was out. She made it her mission to make a scene out of it. If you’ve gotten to the point where you can’t clean this simple little device with soap and water, then you’re clearly misusing it anyway. It was designed, first and foremost, to be placed in water.

[@marg4229]

There is probably a battery that will need replacing to keep the dummy light on. How water tight is that thing?

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

Seems like a potential choking hazard too. I can see someone in a mad rush trying to chug their glass of water before exiting the house and having this thing slide down their throat.

[@chaosloc]

Imagine if this guy made this shaped like an ice cube that also cools your drink. Bam, totally changes the game.

[@DocBree13]

Dr Giggles nice!

[@SirPeterlll]

Actually not a bad idear, there are metal ice cubes used for cooling drinks, just make it a smart ice cube (with no holes in them).

[@gphx]

Simple rule: If you're thirsty and/or your urine isn't clear you're dehydrated and need to drink more water. Send $39.95 for that to....

[@RJ1999x]

If your urine is clear you're actually overhydrated

[@Candlewick14]

I WOULD BUY THIS. I really hate that i always forget to drink water especially at work. I get headaches and cant think.

[@JacoWium]

If your body doesn't tell you you need water by making you thirsty, there may be some other issue.

[@Crepitom]

Sam Antha If your are so out of touch of your body, reflect on your current life and work. Too stressful for you maybe? Try mindfulness.

[@NM-jw9jh]

@@Crepitom even when I'm not stressed I can go half a day without drinking anything because I just forget

[@karimmarinocastromartinez34]

You can get it from free with an app there is so many

[@tinderella2386]

@N M Then you’re prob constantly mildly dehydrated and have proved this would be a good product for you. Once you’re already feeling thirsty your body is in mild dehydration, so being reminded to drink isn’t a bad concept at all.

[@rejectedautobiography]

Putting something with a battery in something we drink? And how long does said battery last? 🤔

[@peteschneider7369]

It would be a great technology to let me know if I have imbibed enough water to process the lead paint chips I just ate..

[@qamarabadiabadi7466]

Then the battery leaks into your drink when it breaks and you die of poisoning

[@Professional_Youtube_Commenter]

Its such a bad idea. With very clever marketing they might be able to sell a few but people will not use it and they certainly wont change this thing from drink to drink. Antone sho wants to up their water intake just needs to be conscious of it and it will go up. He created a product for himself. He was om skme stupid diet that required him to drink 5 to 6 litres of water a day. Nobody else is going to drink those volumes. Also people interpret water to mean untainted bottled water. Truth is h20 in any form counts. Tea, coffee, soft drink, juice, soup, ice lollys all count towards your hydration.

[@jamiefinn4438]

Deborah doesn't seem to realise that tea doesn't hydrate you and coffee actively dehydrates you.

[@hblake5213]

Both of those are myths.

[@FredLimestone]

Tea and coffee are just flavoured water

[@Jim-so3zm]

They're myths.

[@alex2143]

I have actually literally died several times of dehydration, because I just forgot to drink. Luckily, since buying a product which I forget to put into the stuff I have to drink, I'm still dying, but also paid 35 pounds for a product. In all seriousness though, a lot of people need to drink more water, he's right about that. But this isn't gonna fix it.

[@eugenecheong7066]

I just pour 4x 1L bottles the night before...and make sure I empty them the next day, then re-fill them at night....rinse and repeat... The discipline of drinking enough water per day should come from the person...not a £35 device...

[@user-wg2mz4lx8u]

@@eugenecheong7066 4 liters? You know that you shouldn't drink more than 2 right?

[@eugenecheong7066]

@@user-wg2mz4lx8u what happens if you drink more than 2...?

[@mostbrutalvideos4612]

Ever notice when peter speaks about a product and tears it apart other dragons follow his lead. "Well if peters not investing then im out too.

[@shanedegiorgio7406]

It’s ironic that Jenny is talking about “in and out” when the only thing she knows about is being out.

[@StevenTheDeamon]

This would be good if it were targeted to old people or dementia patients. The summer is tough

[@stevenf3773]

I don’t think anyone realizes that getting this thing in your mouth and the risk of potentially choking is present, ESPECIALLY for those in this demographic

[@ladyreverie7027]

Do dementia patients use apps though

[@GwyndolinOwO]

@@ladyreverie7027 i know people on the severe end of the spectrum usually have caretakers around them anyway so if they aren't getting water that would be pretty messed up. people that are in early dementia likely wouldn't know they have a problem yet so i think this thing actually helping would be pretty slim. but some people that have dementia do use phones and stuff, i'm just not sure about those in homes where they get medical care that aren't just their family.

[@AbzCat]

Any entrepreneur walks in: Jenny: 'ight Imma head out.

[@AboveAverageNPC]

I’ve been binging these all day and I’ve literally NEVER seen Jenny invest in anything.

[@TheDirtysouthfan]

I could’ve sworn there was one where she was the only one to invest

[@jay-ur1mj]

No one has...🤣

[@Tyler19Tango]

Is that thing not a choking hazard? Or did I miss something.

[@ellessandraramsay1841]

I know right. Surprised none of the dragon's brought it up.

[@mmalone139]

@@ellessandraramsay1841 It's too big to choke on. I think it was intentionally made that way

[@jagjitroudh9894]

How big is your mouth?! And are you single?

[@aquatiger8]

I think the large size of it would bother me. having this device clanking about in the bottom of my bottle then coming toward my face whenever I go to take a drink out of a glass isn't appealing

[@adeeb0704]

You dont take off the lid of a bottle to drink out of it, unless you’re an absolute cretin.

[@kcgunesq]

Looking at the reviews for this on Amazon.UK in 202, I notice two things" 1. It ONLY works with Apple products. 2. The iOS device has to be withing BT range. So when the working parent drops of the kid, it isn't actually capable of reporting back to the parent unless the parent leaves a dedicated and charged iOS device with the child.

[@00Kuja00]

So it sucks even more than I thought? :P

[@SirPeterlll]

To be fair, only iPhone hipsters would buy it anyways.

[@matiassantacruz5487]

“Only leaves Jenny Campbell” Phil: And for that reason, I’m out

[@Kyoto99952]

Yes Deborah, water keeps us alive. But you’re 65 or so and have acquired wisdom over the years. You would be surprised how many (younger) people do not care for themselves like they should.

[@maggotmeatballz2692]

Water is bad for you, only morons drink when they're not thirsty.

[@svenniepennie4237]

And people who do not take care of themselves are going to pay 30 quid for a trinket that assists them in taking care of themselves?

[@roasthunter]

Too right I only drink perrier water, this stuff that comes out the taps is awfully common

[@gnack420]

This is every "I have a great idea for an app!" guy.

[@jacquesnel3580]

I love Deborah's comment! God help us if we need a device to remind us to drink the liquid that keeps us alive LOL

[@jakd2962]

You’re missing the point, most people are still dehydrated even if they don’t think they are.

[@dianemarital]

Clickbait headline: "Dragons Despise Entrepreneur's Concept To Monitor Hydration" Tej: "The concept is great"

[@vladimirlustblood9694]

I seriously need to drink more Stella artois so for that reason...im in

[@chanelgez2146]

vladimir lustblood lmao ha ha ha 😂😂😂

[@EdgyShooter]

Well he did say it works in cold liquids, could be used for tracking Stella ;D

[@vladimirlustblood9694]

@@EdgyShooter this gadget would be great on warm days. That gadget is bleeping and flashing like crazy...quick grab me a Stella I'm dehydrating. THIS IS TELLING ME I NEED MORE LAGER NOW...its a win win all round

[@hellowaves]

Hougaarden is better than loopy juice🍺🍻🍺

[@EdgyShooter]

@@vladimirlustblood9694 Slow motion run to the bartender ;D Although on second thoughts, running at someone yelling, with a mystery thing that's flashing red may not end well....

[@edumatts]

jenny is always out ... i am starting to believe she is broke 😂😂😂 she aint a dragon 😂😂😂

[@Harrisongarrison0800]

kalle kanin you’re grammar is of a child

[@asiyaheibhlin]

She is a tiny lizard. Like Mushu.

[@dkcoolmed]

Edwin I love your comment and for that reason I’m out.

[@random4969]

Tej looked like was trying to keep a straight face 😄 Tej is my favourite Dragon

[@ibrahimhassan88]

Jenny: all I do here is drinking free water and for this reason I’m out

[@AnnieBornAgain]

The one thing i really think they were missing here is how this could really help people with memory loss or dementia type illnesses. I know my mam is only at the start of dementia yet i have to make sure she has a drink by her or she'll forget to drink then suffer horrible headaches (my dad don't have dementia but is 73 and he's worse than my mother for drinking) they only reason they are hydrated most of the time is because i'm hear to care for them and make sure they drink at least twice between each meal otherwise it would only be three/four times a day !!, so if someone is living on there own this could be a really great thing. I would also say that this could be really helpful for young people when they are studying because all to often i saw my nieces/nephews suffer headaches and breakouts and everyone thought it was stress but when i ask how much they were drinking it was hardly anything less that a 500ml bottle in a four/five hour period of studying.

[@thebastardgift]

If a person has to remember to carry the disc with them then they could simply remember to drink water, couldn't they? I think this worked out good for him because if he returned, they would listen.

[@davidmg1925]

haha yeah but we have to have an electronic aid to remind us dont we

[@RebeccaFarquharson]

@The Bastard Gift, no you Americans do not need to be reminded to take children out of a hot car; you need to be reminded to take children out of a hot car. Do not assume everybody else is as stupid as you are.

[@russelfernandes8483]

@@RebeccaFarquharson "no you Americans do not need to be reminded to take children out of a hot car; you need to be reminded to take children out of a hot car" Make up your mind here. What needs reminding is to focus on English phrasing, grammar and punctuation in school. Anything that makes a bit of sense really.

[@RebeccaFarquharson]

@@russelfernandes8483 Actually it can be reasonably assumed you knew what I was saying, and that anyone else would too. You are pan handling for arguments.

[@jayrodm643]

How many people do you actually know who drink the recommended amount of water a day?

[@AFAndersen]

It should be redesigned to be able to be put in a regular waterbottle/soft drink and have it attached to the top/cap. Maybe add a drinking top to the cap. Then you have two products at the same time, the "pod" doesn't sit in liquid all day and it'll be easier to change from bottle to bottle instead of "fishing it out" as they so kindly put it. Sure, in that case you can't use it for glasses or some kind of bottles that can't have it attached, but if you're not dedicated enough to be able to drink out of a certain container type, you probably aren't dedicated enough to care about how much you drink...

[@Evil15Lisa]

“Hello Drago-“ Jenny: “I’m out.”

[@cashewpistachio1826]

You shut your mouth, Jenny is a lady. But what is you?

[@joshuam20]

Imagine having to put that thing in every drink. I’m gonna need a reminder on my phone to bring that shit with me and put it in my drinks anyway.

[@KXF41]

How can this be needed? If you put it in a 1L bottle and your target is 2L, even the dumbest of people can count to 2 🤣

[@gpk3003]

Google Account ... it’s harder to carry a 2L bottle around... u can always fill up a 1L bottle n continue tracking ur intake.

[@GregRickard]

One by 12 middady, one by 5pm. Not complicated.

[@olivercondron583]

Google Account the point he’s making is ppl forget to drink water and don’t have enough water a day because of this u fucktard

[@gpk3003]

Oliver Condron u are 1 dumbfuck ... it will cont reminding u to drink u dumbfuck... hence u will end up refilling it up again u dumbfuck. 😂😂

[@GRPLiningServices]

That sinking feeling when the doors open and he sees Jenny there.

[@deemadl7fe]

It's crazy the amount of puns the narrator does xD After so many episodes I've been watching today.. It's getting more and more noticeable lol

[@florf619]

*Jenny scribbling on her notepad* "All work and no play and for that reason I'm out".

[@acesigma06]

Jenny is no longer in the Dragons Den She’s definitely out now 👋

[@AlphaCentauri24]

Jokes apart Jenny made such an excellent point! Kudos to Jenny.

[@anicma]

Yes. Wash your hands.

[@therach1492]

the music at 7:40, mate it sounds so ominous, like peter's gonna poison him lmao

[@rockfan3299]

if this is just loose in a bottle how does it monitor the flow through it? It would be monitoring flow all the time while the bottle moves!

[@dilwich]

Amazing how humans ever got this far without these devices telling us to drink . . .

[@johnbeechy]

the dragons bought into the dementia mkt.. this would help at home folks that do forget.. to .. drink.... thanks for the upload..

[@ako5bcv]

I like it 👌 it’s a winner for sure ..... keep going with this 🙂

[@adebola]

No people aren't chronically dehydrated and the recommended amount of water includes water that you get from tea, coffee, juices, food etc

[@davidmg1925]

Surely a very real hygiene risk. +as jenny said you arent going to want to slop water all the place. Utterly , completely, ridiculous.

[@alansmithee3236]

Don't see you up there selling anything better Farmer

[@dman1479]

Alan Smithee you don’t need to have your own idea in order to criticise other people’s you wolly.

[@tboysenju2871]

Kinsey no but he’s just talking about the fact that he’s not doing anything better but farmer is berating the guy for at least trying

[@peteschneider7369]

Is there a sensor to remind you when to pee?!

[@RebeccaFarquharson]

I want a sensor to remind me to breathe and to blink.

[@Lommy9999]

This would be great for people on holiday or tracking.

[@ShoppingwithRina]

Hope to see u again in th den

[@bigbig83uk]

The supplier is laughing all the way to the bank

[@malemanjulpax2155]

It will sell & it has some industrial use. Convert it into some measuring device.

[@tiprat5051]

Jenny: If you can get it to work with Gin I'm in.

[@EoinStRandy]

How Jenny has got this far in life is the big shocker

[@robwilde855]

The past participle is 'drunk', not 'drank'.

[@BenjaminGoose]

Drank is perfectly valid.

[@koek1122]

Jenny: oeh, free samples Entrepreneur: you cant eat the puck Jenny: and for that reason, I'm out.

[@davew4931]

This dude is super suave - took everything with class

[@kmoo5139]

Should have put flow lights on it to tell which direction the bubbles are travelling.