Doc Spartan has been able to find success following its "Shark Tank" deal. On a Season 12 update, we learn that the company has gone on to earn nearly $2 million in revenue since the deal, as opposed to the $56,000 range they raked in when first appearing on the show. With the help of Robert Herjavec and the rapid employment of individuals within the small town, Doc Spartan has expanded its product line. While originally envisioned as a skin care product, it has now gone on to include beard care, deodorant, apparel, and even pet care. These products and more can be found on Doc Spartan's official website.
One of the most powerful aspects of Dale King's story is his devotion not only to delivering an excellent product but also to giving back to his community. After having served his time in the army, King returned to his hometown of Portsmouth, Ohio. After coming back, he was upset to discover that the once-bustling community he grew up in was now devastated by homelessness and the opioid epidemic. To combat these dilemmas and help create jobs within the community, King opened up a CrossFit gym (via The Boston Globe).
After their big break on "Shark Tank," Doc Spartan was able to expand their reach to aid the community. In 2018, Dale and Renee Wallace started the Neighborhood Internal Defense, a program that helps former addicts find employment and move past their dangerous habits, further linking their company's growth with that of their Portsmouth community.
