- You’ve eaten certain foods that have interacted negatively with your intestinal bacteria. The result is a buildup of gas, which can only escape via your digestive system.
- You’re intolerant to lactose, which causes the lactose to ferment in your gut and cause the gas to build up.
- You have too much bacteria in your colon. The bacteria break down your food, but the breakdown of the food you eat causes intestinal gas to build up.
- You’ve swallowed a lot of air, such as when chewing gum or drinking soda with carbonation.
- You smoke. Smoking causes you to take more air into your body than normal, and the gas can get trapped in your esophagus or stomach. If there is too much gas building up in your intestines, there’s only one path the gas can take.
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After a long night of drinking, the co-owners decided to help the world rather than complete their engineering degree at MIT. Farts worldwide have gone down 13%*, Fartright and Tootie have made a difference
*Polls were self performed on a very limited budget
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Product Recall (467-013-452)
For those of you with Fartstoppers manufacturered between June 2016 and August 2016 (product ID 46-013-452), please contact us for a replacement. From the bottom of our hearts, we are sorry for any embarrassment you may have had related to fart releases with this production run. Please note, that this is a completely separate issue …
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Thank you everyone for the feedback over the past few years on product suggestions and improvements. We’ve been in deep development for over a year, and will be releasing our new improved product shortly!
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