Dr. Squatch Feral Fox Deodorant Bundles Resell for Over $150

The Feral Fox Duo pairs a bar of soap with a matching Invisible Glide deodorant, both developed under Megan Fox’s direction with notes of bergamot, wild orchid, and vintage leather.

Anyone who put their name in agreed upfront to get charged if selected, so you had to be confident before putting your money down. Winners found out today, and orders are already being packed and shipped automatically.

As we covered when the lottery opened, this is Dr. Squatch’s attempt to repeat last year’s Sydney Sweeney bathwater soap, which sold out almost instantly and even spawned a wave of counterfeit listings once resale prices took off.

The problem is the Feral Fox Duo doesn’t have an equivalent hook. Sweeney’s soap came with the novelty of being made with her actual bathwater. This one is just soap and deodorant with Fox’s name attached, and that gap is already showing up in how the resale numbers are shaping up.

Bundles are moving on eBay for anywhere from $80 to $200, with most completed sales clustering between $120 and $150. That’s a real markup on a $21.50 item, netting sellers roughly $100 after the standard 13.6% eBay fee even toward the lower end of that range.

But it’s a fraction of what Sweeney’s soap pulled at its peak, and there’s no guarantee these prices hold once more of the 5,000 bundles hit the market over the next few days.

The resale strength here is coming mostly from novelty and timing, not from anything specific to the product itself. Feral Fox launched on the back of comparisons to Sweeney’s soap, not its own gimmick, and once the initial wave of curious buyers and quick flippers moves through, there isn’t an obvious reason for demand to keep climbing.

If you won the lottery, list your bundle now instead of waiting for a bigger number to show up. Price near the top of the current range and only drop it if it sits, since everyone undercutting each other early tends to drag the whole market down faster. And remember Dr. Squatch is treating this as final sale, so if it doesn’t sell, you’re out the $21.50 with no refund to fall back on.