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With World Toilet Day slated for tomorrow, it will coincide with some good news for people with the habit of fouling the air with smelly farts.
An inventor claims he has come up with a pill that make your farts smell like roses or chocolate.
They also come in ginger, violet, chocolate, and lily of the valley — and can be given to pets.
Christian Poincheval, 69, said he got the idea while “at a table with friends after a copious meal when we nearly asphyxiated ourselves. The gas wasn’t great for our table neighbours. Something had to be done about this. You can disguise the sound of a fart but not the stench.”
He began selling the pills as dietary supplements to locals before expanding his range to “add a touch of humour for any occasion”.
Christian advises taking them a week before stinky guffs would be unacceptable. A powder version is available for dogs.
The tablets are made from natural ingredients and sold by French company PilulePet for around £20 for a pack of 60.
Its website says: “If you are tired of rolling down the car windows trips then this is for you! Capsules are packaged discreetly to avoid any embarrassment.”
