Writer Gabrielle Kassel used the Squatty Potty—a device meant to help make pooping easier—for a week to see if she noticed a change in her bathroom habits. Here's what she found by doing the ...

Again, I have zero issues pooping, so Stanich predicted the Squatty Potty wouldn't have an effect on me; still, I was curious if I would feel emptier after a week using the tool.

Squatting is similar to using the Squatty Potty. Researchers found that squatting created an angle in the rectal canal that led to less strain.

I’ve been singing the Squatty Potty’s praises for years and feel confident that this simple, affordable tool can help everyone answer the calls of nature more easily.

Well, using a Squatty Potty is like slowly/constantly pulling your butt cheeks apart, which doesn’t make for a calm, relaxing dropping off of the kids at the pool.

It’s good to know that dorky puns work around the world. And it’s also good to know how to correctly use the Asian toilets, both the squatty potty and its more Western variety.

Curious if the Squatty Potty is actually worth it? According to a new study, it has real benefits, from improving how we poop to constipation relief.

If you’ve ever wished pooping were easier, a toilet stool, like the Squatty Potty (which has been viewed by 38 million people and counting since 2015), could help.

Squatty Potty is uniquely designed to help users assume the squatting position while using the toilet in order to deliver fast and complete elimination with comfort and ease.