However, this should not be taken as an endorsement to eat glitter—just as anecdotal evidence that it may not harm you. The pills come with a warning stating that they are for decoration only and not for human consumption, yet, apparently people are eating them anyway for their glittery results. She earned a graduate degree in science communication from the University of California Santa Cruz in 2014. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

I made sure to put away things like the scissors and the hot glue gun where my toddler couldn’t reach. Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive. While we all realize that this fascination with a glitter poo is probably taking us a step backward on the evolutionary ladder, the fact remains: IT’S KINDA AWESOME!Tula Pink has collaborated with Free Spirit Fabrics to create a beautiful range of solids – Unicorn Poop and Dragons Breath. But it’s also not clear that taking the glitter pills will guarantee a toilet bowl full of festive twinkle. I took four pills, three of the gold ones as well as the elusive “funky stripe,” with an enormous pancake dinner. On a family vacation recently, my 2-year-old nephew was contentedly coloring away on the coffee table of the beach house the family had rented. We support parents, carers, schools, nurseries, therapists, clinics, teachers, charities and healthcare professionals.

PIN Authentication: Maestro cards require a Personal Identification Number (PIN) for in-person transactions, adding an extra layer of security. Don’t worry, we’d never thought about it either, still, in one of the most bizarre business ideas ever concocted, one Ohio-based company is now selling glitter pills that, supposedly, make your poop… glittery! Zero Liability Protection: MasterCard provides Zero Liability Protection, ensuring you won't be held responsible for unauthorized purchases made with your card. The Daily Dot reached out to multiple toxicologists and regulatory agencies to try and understand what it means for a craft product to be labeled non-toxic, and what might happen if an adult were to ingest glitter pills. This item: Shit the Glitter - Festival Package (about 60g glitter pills) for the summer of your life.Apparently, there are places online where you can purchase tiny digestible capsules filled with non-toxic glitter that make your feces different sparkly colors. Nor do I think there’s any evidence that it’s ill-advised,” David Cromwell, an assistant professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University, told Vocativ. A couple of hours later, a newfound excitement surged through my body with the realization that I really, really had to pass some feces. Not necessarily on purpose, but you know that when kids play with glitter, it gets everywhere, and they undoubtedly ingest some.