Can a Fart Pill Make Your Farts Smell Like Chocolate?

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If there were a pill that, when digested, would instantly turn  obnoxious body emissions into sweet-smelling chocolate – you’d probably want to take it wouldn’t you? Or at least feed it to the family dog or maybe slip it into a relative’s mashed potatoes during Thanksgiving dinner.

Well  Lutin Malin (evil leprechaun) suggests this special XMAS edition chocolate aroma fart pill can do just that. But do they work?

Can a Fart Pill Make Your Farts Smell Like Chocolate?

I was sent a bottle to test — mostly because nobody else on the team wanted to digest something whose label was written entirely in French, and whose web site also advertises fart powder for dogs that stink, which Google translates to ” the pet pill pere noel chocolate perfumes your pets”.   So a little extra digging, and I find the French word for farts is pet which hopefully means these pills are for humans and not pets. Also the French label warns against giving these to children or pregnant women.

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Translating the all French wording on the label and you’ll see that it takes 6 per day to rid yourself of stinky farts. There’s no indication if you should take a few in the morning and a few in the afternoon, or whether they are best all together. I decided to split them in half with three in the morning and three at night.

The label on the container lists these ingredients:

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Roughly translated they appear to be the following natural ingredients

  • Charbon Vegetal = Vegetal coal
  • Gelatine = Gelatin (presumably the capsule)
  • Fenouil = Fennel
  • Cacao = Cocoa
  • Lithotame = Lithotame (small red algae)
  • Propolis = Bee glue
  • Myrtille = Blueberry

The bottle contains 60 pills. Over the course of a 10 day period I took 6 daily (3 in the morning , 3 in the evening).

About midway through (5 days in) I had occasion to test the efficacy while waiting in line at Walmart. The “volunteer” who entered the line behind me (just after testing)  indicated that,  no, they did not smell chocolate. They did not leave the line  – so I score this a partial win in the “eliminated odor” category.

Several other opportunities later, I can report  the smell elimination appears to work. The jury is still out on whether you’ll come out smelling like chocolate. I’m also not entirely convinced  the stuff in this bottle isn’t the same as what they put in the Fart powder for dogs that stink.

To my nose I couldn’t smell anything – but aren’t most people oblivious to their own odors? My kids didn’t appear to pick up on any odors either –  they also never asked “does anyone smell chocolate?”

If you’re looking for a  gift for a smelly friend – you can pick up a bottle of 60 for roughly $23 at Special XMAS Edition Chocolate Aroma Fart Pills.

Source: Judie bought these for the sole purpose of them being consumed, tested, and then presumably discarded by me

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About the Author

Wayne Schulz
Wayne is a diehard Android user and consultant specializing in Sage 100 ERP Accounting Software. He lives in Glastonbury CT with his two children. When not helping them with their homework or pushing the latest school fundraiser off on his co-workers, he is active hiking and investigating all manner of technology.