Squatty Potty Simple Non-Slip Bath Stool, White

Wow. So at first it was weird but my son explained that the way we normally sit makes a kink in ones intestine and using this makes it a straight shoot and natural for our body. So I've been using it and with absolute certainty I can say I've experienced longer more complete evacuation with being stuck. So I give this an A ! There's no put together pieces, its a one piece and you don't stand on it and its sturdy enough to simply put your feet on after you sit.

I hesitated to review this but let’s be real everyone Has to go LOL so here’s my thoughts… It is shocking to me that when you put yourself in the “natural” position your body takes care of things so much easier… I hope I worded this lady like ha ha but So, yes this is a very useful and beneficial product/tool be encouraged to try it for yourself.

We like the low profile of this Simple one compared to the original squatty Potty in our master bath. It slides underneath the toilet more and doesn’t stick out any, and it’s a perfect width. I personally don’t use it as its not comfortable for me since I’m tall therefore I don’t need to. The wife says it helps her a lot, she’s been using one since they came out years ago, she’s short 4’11”, it’s very useful to her and definitely works. Great value. Highly recommend.

I've been using a step stool or substitute to elevate my legs for decades while on the toilet so when I saw this product on Shark Tank years ago I agreed it would be helpful but thought it was unnecessary to buy a product with only one purpose. The makeshift stool I'd been using in recent years was cracked and it took up floorspace in my tiny bathroom, so I finally gave in since this wouldn't be in the way when not in use. It is not only the perfect height but the foot separation is helpful too, unlike next to each other on a typical stool. The only downside is I have a bum knee so I have to manually pull my left leg up on it, but it's easy to slide it off and push back under the toilet. I have colitis and totally wish I'd bought it a long time ago. I plan on TMI'g my friends and family about this thing! ;)

I was referred to pelvic floor physical therapy by a doctor, recently. The pelvic floor physical therapist that I went to, who has a PhD in the topic, recommended these. I do think they help. I like the way they tuck neatly under the toilet. They don’t take up a lot of space. Before this I was using a regular stool. That was much more awkward in terms of taking up floor space in the bathroom.

Super helpful/effective and tucks right under the toilet when you don’t need it. On a side note, it’s also cut my husband’s 20 minute dump time in half because his legs will go numb if he sits there for longer than 10 minutes in that position LOL. For just that: 10/10, highly recommend.

Works perfectly for my toilet. Not too high or too low... just right! I was a little concerned with others who said it did not work with their toilet. So, I measured my toilet and determined, the 7in would work, and it did.

You don't know it until you use it, but it's an idea for a simple item that makes a big impact. You'll feel weird at first, but you'll adapt to the new position. NOT to be used as a step stool since I don't think it could support full weight

It's a Squatty Potty but smaller. The color is nice. We have had others but the size does not suit our needs as we are a tall family. Probably fine for someone of shorter stature or kids. I am returning solely due the size. Guess should've paid attention to the smallest print but didn't know there were different sizes.

It’s plastic so it slides around on tile when you try to plant your feet on it. I should’ve just gotten the heavier wooden one because if you lean forward and feet are at any kind of angle, it goes sliding.