Squat N Go 7” Folding Squatting Stool | The Only Foldable Toilet Stool | Convenient and Compact – Great for Travel | Fits All Toilets, Folds for Easy Storage, Use in Any Bathroom | Black Color |

The stool works great although it may need to be a little taller for some people. I love that it folds up and can be put out of the way because it's not very bulky. it's very sturdy and well made and the black is really nice in my bathroom. When folding it up you do need to use a bit of elbow grease.

This product is at a great angle and very sturdy i feel like I could even use it as a step stop very supportive the grips for feet and shoes are a good touch ! Locks in with the knobs on side to not ever slip! And it looks nice in the bathroom!

Loooove it for travel!!! I have a bamboo version from another company that I love and clips from 7 to 9 inch height but travel and foldable as well as lightweight and easy to use factors, I love this product! Absolutely possible to fit in a suitcase or a duffel bag as well as perfect for van or RV life that often involves shorter toilet solutions, I have been using this in hotels as I’ve been displaced by fires and other Covid related travel and events both this last year and For many years with my chronic illness traveling from coast to coast… This will be my new go to solution for travel unless I’m absolutely going somewhere that already has one! Totally worth the price, constructed terribly and well for my liking, legs easily snap into position and feels very sturdy for me although I am lighter weight only around 100-ish pounds… Would be also perfect for kids room Or guestroom or any other space that is used less frequently and you would like to put it away and bring it back out. Great space saving design and black plastic looks more upscale than you would think when it’s tucked against the potty… Handles on the side make it easy to pull and push out words or you can sort of just kick it out and back with your foot! Some make more noise against the ground depending on what flooring you have and others… On Pergo or a full wood such as in many bathrooms it is fairly quiet, if you have tile with grout might be a bit more loud and not as level/stable as a completely flat surface floor. You could easily had felt pads or anything on the bottom edges to make it slide more easily or to make it quieter if you need it. I’ve had no problems with it as it is. Highly recommend it to anyone with chronic illness or IBS colon problems cancer etc. And also think that anyone using this product should also consider taking Evening Primrose oil by Barleans 2x daily in tandem, as it is a wonderful product for inflammation and regularity assistance. Good luck!

User's review (bought from a Wish List): Like everyone has said, this does what it's supposed to by getting you in a healthy position. I have an uphill battle in the bathroom, so I was skeptical that ANYthing would work, but it does. Even though this hasn't increased my 2-to-3-times-a-week schedule, it makes it more comfortable when I finally do have to evacuate. I will say that, at 5'5", this is almost a touch too tall, but not uncomfortably so. I do have a bad knee that can't be quite this bent for very long, so that's the only discomfort I get using this - which is not the product's fault, obviously. The only star off is for the collapsible legs; I love that they lock open, but some sort of fastener to keep them closed would be helpful, too. I don't leave this out because I don't need it daily, and the legs flop every which way when I'm trying to store it. I DIY-ed a built-in bungee to prevent this, but I kept getting mildly annoyed so I feel I should mention it for others who plan on storing it. If you're going to leave this out then it's a moot point. (Also, I'm jealous that you'll need this often enough to leave it out.)

So I recently purchased a new toilet as the old one was super short that came with the purchase of my 1926 home. Didnt realize how beneficial the short stature of my old toilet was when it came to "squatting" to go #2! New taller toilet, looks nicer, but no bueno. I was fighting having to buy one of these, as it looks so beyond tacky when I go into a home and they have a old fart pooper step out for everyone to see that uses their bathroom. People, for the love of God, fold & hide this away when not being used!! And, I like that it folds to tuck away (see picks). My legs still go numb after a short while, but I guess that cant be avoided. Also, if you are chronically constipated like I am since I can't remember, I would highly recommend also purchasing on Amazon a natural product called Nbpure Mag0 7 oxygen digestive cleanser...it makes you go without fail every morning, like a truck driver ladies! I've been using it every night before bed for over 8 yrs and your body doesn't get used to it and build up a tolerance. Start with 5, go down to 4 next day & then maintenance between 2-3 per night with lots of water before bed. Make sure you dont eat within an hour or it doesn't work as well. Happy pooping!

Like my title of this review! It’s worth every penny. Very sturdy and easy to store away. Love the color because it doesn’t show how dirty it can get 🤮 best purchase in a long time!

This thing snaps into place easily, feels sturdy, does its job, and looks pretty sleek. It’s always awkward to see one of these hanging out in someone’s nice bathroom looking kind of cheap and plasticky, or childlike, but this one is as inoffensive as it gets, at least for my taste. Fits the decor enough that I can leave it out, but also folds down when I want to put it away? Excellent. Cheers.

As I get older, eliminating properly gets a bit more difficult.....peristalsis seems weaker than when I was younger and in better physical shape. Sometimes, it seem like you're not getting 100% eliminated, or you have to sit there for a while waiting.....waiting......(oh! THAT"S why magazines are in the bathroom!). Using this stool to get me in the proper position is great! Everything moves quickly, cleanly, and completely! I used to wonder why, when I visited other countries, some countries still had toilets that required you to squat. Why haven't they "upgraded" to the western style toilets? Now I realize that maybe they know something we don't. Western toilets make your body lazy. Amazing what we'll do to ourselves in the pursuit of supposed "ease and comfort". It makes me wonder how many health issues like lazy bowels, weakened pelvic floors, incontinence, maybe even cancers might be rooted in not eliminating properly and completely. I like my new stool also because it folds away nicely in my teeny-tiny bathroom. :)