Fidgetland

Overview

Fidgetland produces fidget toys designed to assist individuals with ADD, ADHD, anxiety, autism, and similar conditions. Founded by Jason Burns to address his own attention deficit disorder, the brand featured on Shark Tank season 9, where it reported $7 million in annual revenue. It operates in the fidget toy market, shipping products from Los Angeles, California.

History

Jason Burns founded Fidgetland in 2017, originally as Fidget Man, after developing fidget toys to manage his own ADD. The toys gained popularity among children and adults with similar needs. In Shark Tank season 9 episode 906, Burns pitched for $50,000 for 10% equity at a $500,000 valuation.

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Manufacturing

Products ship from Los Angeles, California, using USPS, FedEx, and UPS. Jason Burns designs and manufactures a variety of fidgets featuring interlocking rings with links and colored silicone bands. Specific details on in-house versus outsourced production are not specified.

Notable Products

• Fidgetland Ring Fidget - Interlocking rings connected by links with a rolling colored silicone band for fidgeting.
• ADHD Fidget Toy - Toy designed to help manage attention deficit disorder symptoms.
• Autism Fidget - Sensory tool targeted for individuals with autism.
• Anxiety Relief Fidget - Fidget device aiding those with anxiety and related conditions.

Reputation

Fidgetland is recognized among users for providing functional fidget toys that assist with ADHD, ADD, autism, and anxiety, as evidenced by its Shark Tank appearance and customer support policies like repairs and returns. Enthusiasts value the design inspired by the founder's personal experience. No specific criticisms are noted in available sources.