Classic Infomercial Legends & Today’s Newest Hits
From the George Foreman Grill to the Shark Matrix, All From TV is your trusted guide to every as seen on TV product ever sold: where to buy them, how they work, and whether they’re still worth it.
Vintage Infomercials
Late-Night Legends That Made History
The 1-800 classics from the golden age of infomercial TV: products your parents ordered, that built billion-dollar brands and shaped pop culture.
Total Gym
Since 1974Chuck Norris and Christie Brinkley’s home gym. The original incline-bodyweight system that sold millions before YouTube fitness ever existed.
Read About Total GymHair Club for Men
Since 1976“I’m not only the Hair Club president, I’m also a client.” Sy Sperling’s hair restoration empire built on one of TV’s most quoted slogans.
Read About Hair Club for MenThe Clapper
Since 1985“Clap on! Clap off!” The sound-activated switch that became a cultural touchstone. Still in production, and here’s where to find one.
Read About The ClapperBowflex
Since 1986The Power Rod home gym that promised a complete workout in 20 minutes. Still one of the best-selling home fitness brands of all time.
Read About BowflexThighMaster
Since 1991Suzanne Somers turned a simple spring into a six-million-unit phenomenon. Still the go-to inner-thigh tool decades later.
Read About ThighMasterGeorge Foreman Grill
Since 1994The lean mean fat-reducing grilling machine that sold over 100 million units. Still a kitchen icon three decades later.
Read About George Foreman GrillCurrent Infomercials
The Modern Hits Still Selling Today
From late-90s breakouts to 2000s phenomenons: the as seen on TV products that survived the cable era and still move millions of units a year.
Proactiv Solution
Since 1995Jessica Simpson, P. Diddy, and Justin Bieber made it a household name. The 3-step acne system that turned celebrity testimonials into a billion-dollar brand.
Read About Proactiv SolutionOxiClean
Since 1997Billy Mays made it famous. The oxygen-powered stain remover that actually delivers on its infomercial promises, and is still in every grocery store today.
Read About OxiCleanP90X
Since 2005Tony Horton’s 90-day home fitness program. The DVD set that built Beachbody into a multi-billion-dollar company, and still has a cult following.
Read About P90XSnuggie
Since 2008The blanket with sleeves that spawned a cultural phenomenon and sold 30 million units. Still warm, still weird, still everywhere.
Read About the SnuggieInogen One
Since 2009The portable oxygen concentrator you’ve seen on daytime TV. Models, pricing, insurance coverage: everything you need in one place.
Read About Inogen OneFlex Shot
Since 2011The rubberized sealant in a can. We put every infomercial claim to the test, plus a few the commercial didn’t show. Here’s what actually works.
Read About Flex ShotShark Matrix Plus 2-in-1
Current HitThe robot vacuum and mop combo taking over 2026. We break down features, pricing, and where to find the best deal right now.
Read About the Shark MatrixWhy All From TV
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Finally found where to actually buy the original Total Gym my dad had in the 90s. The guide even listed refurbished options I never would have found on my own.
I use this site to research every late-night infomercial before I pull the trigger. The Shark Matrix review saved me from buying the wrong model. Hundred dollar mistake avoided.
Love that this site treats infomercial products with real respect. The history behind George Foreman Grill was a great read, and the buying info was spot on.
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