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Do you struggle with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), constipation, recurring haemorrhoids, or just difficulty emptying your bowel? A toilet stool, sometimes called a poop stool, helps position your body more naturally, reducing the need to strain and making toilet visits more comfortable. 

Placing your feet on a toilet stool raises your knees above your hips, putting your body in a more natural squatting posture like our ancestors used. This relaxes the muscles around your rectum, making elimination easier. 

From stylish bamboo to discreet foldaway designs, there's a stool to suit any bathroom. And to keep your bathroom smelling fresh, check out Poo-Pourri.The before-you-go toilet spray that traps odors beneath the water's surface.

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Straining and Your Pelvic Floor


Constipation, fissures, haemorrhoids, and difficulty emptying your bowel are all commonly linked to pelvic floor dysfunction. Whilst a toilet stool will make visiting the toilet easier, if you’d like extra support to strengthen and retrain these muscles directly, check out our pelvic floor trainers for women and men.