Buy It Now - Season 1

On this episode, Simon from Loughborough has a nifty little solution to a very modern problem; two sisters and a friend reveal their gadget to help feed young children; and a royal hairdresser has a product to tame our four-legged friends.

On this episode friends Amit, Ghazi and Imtyaz demonstrate their invention to remove breakfast-time stress; Daniel from London has a solution to DIY disasters; and mum Cary demonstrates a product inspired by watching her three boys from the side-lines of the rugby pitch.

On this show, Sam from Bristol showcases his money-saving, food-saving solution; Ella from Essex has an eye-popping 'revolution' in ladies lingerie; and Peter - a product designer from London - demonstrates an innovative and colourful multi-use product.

In this show, Dave from Surrey has searched the whole world to ensure his product is truly unique; inventor Elvis has flown in from Canada with a high-tech monitoring solution to keep the nation healthy; and hair salon colleagues Jo and Anders argue over which of them came up with their product!

On this episode, what will the shoppers think of Marni and Ali's solution for tackling the endless British rain? Can Oscar use his French charm to sell his new take on an established product? And will Sam from Essex light up the room with his invention? Most importantly, will those lights be green?

In this episode, twin entrepreneurs Ben and Gary from York demonstrate their leisure product, complete with palm trees; Sylvain and his daughter fly in from Canada to showcase their gadget for travellers; and Sylvia a teacher from Sutton puts her best foot forward to show off her nifty solution to tired, sore feet.

Steve and Sue from Somerset demonstrate their product to help kids during car journeys; Tim from Dorset has a pocket-sized product for male grooming; and Andrew - a designer from Sussex - demonstrates his nifty, reusable product which also helps the environment.

Everything's riding on today for Nick from London, but what will the shoppers make of his universal gardening gadget? Bostonians Kloris and Allen have travelled some distance but have a disastrous demonstration with their leaky prototype; and Sarah - a makeup artist from Peaceheaven - hopes her pretty pink invention will catch the eye of the shoppers.

On this episode, is it ever possible to lose weight while simply sitting on the sofa? Dr Louis from Dublin thinks so. Plus Valdis an inventor from Sheffield who struggles to explain what his product actually is; and Mike - a pilot from Derbyshire - demonstrates his multi-use, multi-purpose tablet accessory.

In this edition, Paul from Surrey presents his solution for fighting the flab; Kyaw, a student from London, and his product to help early morning wake-ups; and friends Kelli and Laura from Wales, with their nifty little solution to a big problem.

Dad mates Matt, Matt and Nick have an out of this world gadget to help stressed-out parents; teacher Richard from Brighton has a five in one product he hopes the shoppers will bag; Stephen has an everyday household object with a little price tag which he hopes will gain big interest.

Hairdresser John from Scotland demonstrates the unique features of his new hair product; Andre has flown in from Germany to show the shoppers his solution to relieve exercise boredom; and Rifit is hoping the shoppers will like her new kitchen aid.

Kate and little helper Will demonstrate her creative and artistic children's product; Martin from London has a solution to stop the undignified behaviour he witnessed in his local gym; and eco-scientist Emily has a gardening product which helps the environment and requires no actual gardening.

Dejan, a designer from London, demonstrates his creative solution for keeping kids occupied; Matt from Hampshire brings a universal gadget invented when he was a student; and Laura has a homemade kit to make the nation feel refreshed.

Paola and Ziggy have a fun new product with a positive message; Sam has a gift he was inspired to make from recycled cans; and siblings Nathalie and Alec hope to have the shoppers all sewn up with their nifty new kitchen garment.

Tim has a nifty tool to minimise the clean-up after a messy DIY job; James from Chicago has an innovative new product for the wine cabinet; and Shropshire teachers Kay and Johanna have a home-made gift for kids who love outdoor play.

Doug from London has an invention so small he can hide it behind his ear; Andy from Sheffield thinks he has the perfect product for Britain's nation of tea drinkers; and Jason has flown in from America but his demonstration doesn't go to plan, thanks to his wayward four-legged model.

Peter has a brand new mode of transport; Andrew has a covert solution for keeping valuables safe; and former mayor Minnie has a beautiful and stylish solution for sleepovers, but will our shoppers dive in?

Gavin from Durham hopes success with his vanity product will mean early retirement; Rob from London has a high-tech design invention but can he bag any customers once the price is revealed? And Melissa has a nifty solution to avoid a messy disaster.

After years of supporting her husband in his business, Barbara from Bournemouth is now pursuing her dream of being a product designer; Nick from London thinks he has a good solution for smartening up Britain's blokes; and Ken has a smashing indestructible product.

Father and son inventors Graham and Ron share their product to improve posture; Julian has a nifty double use product to make mealtimes more fun; and 19-year-old entrepreneur Maimunah has a little beauty product she hopes will catch the eye of our shoppers and retailers.

Ann from Hertfordshire has a product to help festival-goers and holidaymakers smell fresh and stay clean; Wes has poured his professional know-how as a physio into a product he thinks will help keep people out of his clinic; and Rob has flown in from Canada with a low price item to help DIY, but will it stick with our shoppers?

Sandy from Edinburgh has brought his little friend Marty to illustrate his hi-tech invention; Peter from Cheltenham has a product he hopes will tie up lots of sales; and friends Clare, Philippa and Adam have a money saving gadget which avoids costly waste.

Brothers Charles and Anthony have had many businesses together and they hope this one might succeed; Plamen has also brought his brother along to help demonstrate his new fitness product; and Helen from St Helens hopes her invention will help weaning children and stressed-out parents.

Friends Jay and Barney have a solution to a floppy problem they believe many men suffer from; Mum Melanie has a neat idea to help parents get more sleep; and Theresa has a discreet solution to help an embarrassing issue.

Friends Melissa and Dominique have a two-in-one product to help parents on the go; Harriet has a solution for our mucky four-legged friends; fitness instructor Julian has brought his mum with him for moral support.

Tony from Ireland has a fun children's product to get close to nature; Nadine from Switzerland has a fashion garment she hopes the shoppers will buy in to; Noam from London has some nifty magnetic stationery.

Andrew from Lincolnshire has a nifty invention to improve our trips to the beach; Trishna from London has a beauty product to help the daily make up routine; and brothers Bob and Andy have an invention inspired by their nan.

Roland from Stockport has a product he thinks makes the perfect cup of tea; Chris is replacing his wife who is about to give birth to pitch their brand new board game; Vicky has a DIY product inspired by her dad.

Lucy from West Lothian has brought her son Charlie to perfectly demonstrate her new invention; Daniel has made the trip from Austria with his nifty safety gadget; friends Simon and David have a simple solution to a hefty problem.