Miss the comfort of Indian toilets?
You don't have to choose between modern english toilet and natural posture anymore.
About Us
2+
Years experience
Features
🔬 Proven Science
The Hard Science (Clinically Proven)
Unkinks your colon
Relaxes the puborectalis muscle for a straight, easy exit.
Ends straining
Protects your pelvic floor by using gravity, not pressure.
Prevents hemorrhoids
Less pushing means fewer painful flare-ups.
Faster visits
Clinically proven to cut your bathroom time in half.
⭐ Real-World Perks
Highly Reported by Users
The "Complete Empty"
Instantly stops that heavy, leftover bloated feeling.
The "Clean Wipe"
A straighter exit means much less toilet paper or water needed.
Natural Constipation Relief
Gets things moving without harsh laxatives.
Better Flexibility
Daily use gently improves hip and ankle mobility.
🗣️ The Online Buzz
Evolving Theories, Not Facts Yet
Evolutionary Mismatch
Some argue modern toilets are root of gut issues.
Gut-Brain Harmony
Holistic practitioners claim squatting stimulates the vagus nerve for better digestion.
Microbiome Balance
Some speculate that faster, complete emptying prevents bad bacteria overgrowth.
Prevents Diseases & "Toxic Sludge"
Some speculate that it cures appendicitis. prevent cancer and flushes trapped waste
⚠️ Important Safety Notice
Is this for everyone? While squatting is natural, elderly, clinically obese, or people with joint/balance issues aren't always used to it.
If you are one of them. (especially knees or hips), elevating your feet can put unexpected strain on your body. Please consult your doctor before using a squat stool to ensure it's safe for your mobility level.
Normal Sitting (No Stool)
Colon Posture
Choked (90° Angle)
Muscle Relaxation
Tight (Holds waste in)
Straining Required
High
The "Complete Empty"
Rare
Toilet Access
Full
Joint Mobility Needed
None (Easiest to use)
Cleanup (Messier)
Kinked colon path leaves residue; requires more water/wiping.
Surface Contact
High: Skin on the toilet seat
Generic Step Toilet Stool
Colon Posture
Partially open
Muscle Relaxation
Moderate
Straining Required
Medium
The "Complete Empty"
Sometimes
Toilet Access
Clunky, gets in the way
Joint Mobility Needed
Low
Cleanup
Partial Improvement: Slightly better angle, still some residue.
Surface Contact
High: User still sits on the seat
Aassan (Full Squatting Stool)
Colon Posture
Fully opened (35° Angle)
Muscle Relaxation
Fully opened (35° Angle)
Straining Required
Fully opened (35° Angle)
The "Complete Empty"
Fully opened (35° Angle)
Toilet Access
Fully opened (35° Angle)
Joint Mobility Needed
Requires basic joint mobility
Cleanup (Cleanest)
Straight exit path leaves minimal residue; less paper/water needed.
Surface Contact
Zero: Body hovers; feet on stool only
Feature
Features
Designed for modern homes
A clean, minimal white finish that blends seamlessly into your space
Testimonials
Some of our customers love
“We grew up using Indian toilets, so switching to western always felt uncomfortable. This brings that same comfort back.”
– Neha K, Delhi
“Many of our employees preferred Indian toilets, but replacing existing ones was a nightmare. AASSAN gave us a simple alternative, and our staff is pretty happy.”
– Co-working Space, Bangalore
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What is AASSAN and how does it work?
AASSAN is a toilet stool that elevates your feet to help you achieve a natural squatting posture on a western toilet, making the process easier and more comfortable.
Which height should I choose?
17 inches works for most people and offers the most comfortable position. Choose 15 or 13 inches for a lower height, which may be better suited for older adults or children.
Can I still use my toilet normally?
Yes. AASSAN sits seamlessly beside your toilet, allowing you to use your toilet exactly as before, with the option to use AASSAN whenever you choose.
Will it fit my toilet?
Yes. AASSAN is designed to be compatible with all standard western toilets, with adjustable positioning to ensure a proper fit.
It can be easily installed, or delivered pre-assembled for convenience.
Why is a squatting posture better? Is there medical backing?
A squatting posture aligns the body more naturally and reduces strain. It is widely supported by physiotherapists and digestive health experts.
Can children, older people, or those with joint issues use it?
Yes, as long as it’s comfortable for them. Lower heights are generally easier for seniors or those with limited mobility.
Is it uncomfortable or hard to get used to?
Most people adjust within a few uses. It may feel different at first, but quickly becomes natural. For those familiar with Indian toilets, it often feels more comfortable and intuitive.
Is it stable? Will it slip?
AASSAN is designed to be sturdy and stable when used properly, providing secure support.
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How to get in touch with us
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