Our Story

Small town
– big poops

Our Squatty Potty journey began in St. George, Utah, where The Edwards family was in a pinch… Judy was really constipated.

When a doctor suggested squatting would cure her strain, Bobby and Bill realized this knowledge could change the world.

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CHANGED THE WAY I POOP

TIMELINE
Learn a few things from our history

2010
Judy’s doctor recommends lifting her feet

during pooping to reduce strain.

2011
Bobby builds a stool to help Judy

comfortably get her feet up. Squatty Potty is born.

2013
First plastic Squatty Potty is manufactured.

Featured on the Howard Stern Show.

2014
Squatty Potty appears on Shark Tank.

Signs deal with Lori Greiner.

2015
Dookie the Unicorn is born and Squatty Potty goes viral!

Over 400 million views to date.

2016
Squatty Potty expands their product line-up

into toilet sprays and other bathroom goods.

2018
Over 5 million stools sold!
2021
Acquired by Aterian, Inc.
2022
Over 8 million stools sold!
2011
Bobby builds a stool to help Judy

comfortably get her feet up. Squatty Potty is born.

2014
Squatty Potty appears on Shark Tank.

Signs deal with Lori Greiner.

2016
Squatty Potty expands their product line-up

into toilet sprays and other bathroom goods.

2021
Acquired by Aterian, Inc.

We give a crap

Our mission is to improve bathroom health around the world. To achieve this, we donate a percentage of our annual revenue to organizations that spread awareness around digestive health and the negative effects of western toilets.

We also want poop to be the only thing going back into mother earth, so we manufacture every Squatty Potty with recyclable or renewable materials.

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... and so do they!

Anatomy and nature provide an easier way to #2 for a happier and healthier you. Many Medical Professionals all over the United States support our goal to improve bathroom health. Their knowledge gave us the idea, why not see what else they have to say about Squatty Potty?

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