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HorseWood is a male vitality capsule sold in the United States: seven botanicals and one mineral, 118 mg in total per two capsule serving, 60 capsules to a bottle and one bottle to the month. This page reprints the panel that is printed on the bottle, prices included, and it says plainly where the amounts sit below the doses used in published research.
HorseWood groups its seven entries into three jobs: prostate and urinary comfort, hormone support, and desire. The whole serving weighs 118 mg, so the honest way to read a HorseWood serving is as a daily maintenance blend rather than a clinical dose of anything.
Prostate and urinary comfort
Saw palmetto berry and nettle leaf, 40 mg of the HorseWood serving between the two of them.
The berry extract HorseWood leans on for prostate and urinary comfort in older men.
Leaf, not root. The prostate research men have read about was run on nettle root, a different plant part.
Hormone support
Tongkat ali as a 100:1 concentrate plus boron, the two HorseWood entries with the most human research.
Printed as equivalent to roughly 1000 mg of dry tongkat ali powder, which makes it the one entry near a studied intake.
The one mineral on the HorseWood panel. Boron is studied for free testosterone and for how the body handles vitamin D and magnesium.
Desire and traditional tonics
Horny goat weed, sarsaparilla and wild yam, the side of the HorseWood panel resting mostly on tradition.
Printed as equivalent to roughly 80 mg of dry powder. Its marker compound icariin is a laboratory story so far.
A traditional tonic root, on the panel for the saponins behind its old reputation as a vitality herb.
A root carrying diosgenin, a precursor chemists use in a lab, not a hormone the body makes from it.
Every amount above is printed on the bottle, revision REV 11/25. Nothing on this page is estimated, rounded up, or borrowed from a different product with a similar name.
Three boxes, one price per bottle each, 60 day guarantee on all of them. Shipping is free inside the United States on the three and six bottle boxes, and $9.99 is added at checkout on the two bottle box. There is no subscription and no rebill.
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Here is the whole HorseWood panel, exactly as it is printed on the bottle, next to a crop of the manufacturer's own artwork so you can check the retyping yourself. Serving size 2 capsules. Servings per container 30. Seven entries, 118 mg in total.
| Entry as printed | Amount |
|---|---|
| Saw Palmetto (Serenoa repens) Berry Extract The berry extract HorseWood leans on for prostate and urinary comfort in older men. |
20 mg |
| Wild Yam (Dioscorea villosa) Root Extract A root carrying diosgenin, a precursor chemists use in a lab, not a hormone the body makes from it. |
20 mg |
| Sarsaparilla (Smilax ornata) Root Extract A traditional tonic root, on the panel for the saponins behind its old reputation as a vitality herb. |
20 mg |
| Nettle (Urtica dioica) Leaf Extract Leaf, not root. The prostate research men have read about was run on nettle root, a different plant part. |
20 mg |
| Boron Amino Acid Chelate The one mineral on the HorseWood panel. Boron is studied for free testosterone and for how the body handles vitamin D and magnesium. |
20 mg |
| Tongkat Ali (Eurycoma Longifolia) 100:1 extract Printed as equivalent to roughly 1000 mg of dry tongkat ali powder, which makes it the one entry near a studied intake. |
10 mg |
| Horny Goat Weed (Epimedium sagittatum) 10:1 extract Printed as equivalent to roughly 80 mg of dry powder. Its marker compound icariin is a laboratory story so far. |
8 mg |
| Total actives 118 mg. Daily value not established for any entry. Other ingredients: Microcrystalline Cellulose, Gelatin, Magnesium Stearate. Label revision REV 11/25. | |
Two things this HorseWood label says out loud that a sales page usually will not. First, the capsule shell is gelatin, so the product is not vegetarian and not vegan, and gelatin is normally of bovine or porcine origin. Second, five of the seven amounts sit at 20 mg or below, well under the intakes used in the published trials men read about, and no honest page can pretend otherwise. The panel prints every amount, which is more than most blends do, and reading them honestly is the whole point of this page.
Seven cards, one per entry, in label order. Each card gives the printed HorseWood amount, the job it is doing in the HorseWood formula, and how that amount compares with the intakes used in published research.
20 mg per two capsule serving
Saw palmetto is the most studied plant on the HorseWood panel, and almost all of that work was done at 320 mg a day of a fat soluble berry extract in men with an enlarged prostate. The HorseWood label prints 20 mg. That is a sixteenth of the studied intake, so treat it as a nod toward urinary comfort rather than a reason to skip a urologist. Men already taking finasteride or an alpha blocker should show this bottle to their doctor before adding it.
20 mg per two capsule serving
Wild yam carries diosgenin, and diosgenin is the raw material chemists once used to build steroid hormones in a laboratory. The human body does not run that reaction. Any page telling you the wild yam in HorseWood converts into testosterone or DHEA inside you is selling a lab process as biology. What is left in HorseWood is a traditional root with a mild reputation for cramping and menopausal complaints, and very little controlled evidence in men.
20 mg per two capsule serving
Sarsaparilla was the tonic of nineteenth century pharmacies and it still trades on that name. Its saponins are interesting in test tubes for how they interact with proteins in the gut, and there is a long folk record behind it. Controlled human trials in men are effectively absent, and HorseWood does not pretend otherwise. HorseWood includes it at 20 mg, and the fair description is traditional support rather than a proven mechanism.
20 mg per two capsule serving
The detail worth catching on the HorseWood label is the plant part. The prostate research men have read about was run on nettle root, often at 300 mg to 600 mg a day and often beside saw palmetto. This panel prints nettle leaf, which is the part used for hay fever and joint complaints, with a different chemistry. It is not a mistake, but it is not the ingredient most buyers assume they are getting either.
20 mg per two capsule serving
Boron is the entry with the cleanest human story on the HorseWood panel. Small trials at roughly 6 mg to 10 mg a day of elemental boron have moved free testosterone and lowered estradiol over one to two weeks in men. The catch is that HorseWood prints 20 mg of an amino acid chelate, and a chelate is mostly carrier. The elemental boron inside is not printed, so nobody outside the manufacturer knows whether it reaches the studied range.
10 mg per two capsule serving
Tongkat ali is the reason most men look at a bottle like HorseWood in the first place. Human trials on fatigue, mood and free testosterone usually run 200 mg to 400 mg a day of a standardised extract for one to three months. HorseWood prints 10 mg of a 100:1 concentrate and states it as equivalent to about 1000 mg of dry root powder. That equivalence is the manufacturer's arithmetic on the raw material, not a measurement of active compounds, and dry root is not the same thing as a standardised extract.
8 mg per two capsule serving
Epimedium earns its nickname from a marker compound called icariin, which behaves in laboratory work a little like the drugs prescribed for erectile difficulty, but far more weakly and mostly in animals. HorseWood prints 8 mg of a 10:1 extract, stated as roughly 80 mg of dry powder. Human evidence at any dose is thin, and at this HorseWood amount the honest label is traditional support. Anyone taking nitrates or blood pressure medication should ask a doctor first.
The seller promises 100 percent satisfaction for 60 days from purchase, and describes it as a refund of every penny, no questions asked, if you are not completely happy for any reason.
Same three boxes, repeated here so you do not have to scroll back. 93 percent of buyers take the six bottle box, which is the only one that brings the price down to $49 a bottle.
You save $780
$1074$294 total
Free US shipping
You save $330
$537$207 total
Free US shipping
You save $200
$358$158 total
Shipping $9.99 at checkout
A six bottle box works out at about $0.82 a day. A two bottle box works out at about $1.32 a day once the $9.99 shipping charge is counted.
★★★★★
I take the two capsules with breakfast so that I do not forget them. Week three was when the afternoon crash stopped being the story of my day. My wife noticed the mood before I noticed anything else, which is about as honest as I can put it.
★★★★★
I read the panel before I ordered and I want other men to do the same. One hundred and eighteen milligrams is not a big serving. What it did for me was steady daily energy and better drive across about six weeks, not a switch flipping overnight.
★★★★★
Sixty one years old and two bottles in. The six bottle box worked out at forty nine dollars a bottle, which is the only reason I bought that many at once. No stomach trouble, no jitters, and the capsules are small enough to swallow dry.
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The label says take two capsules daily with an 8 oz glass of water. Anchoring HorseWood to breakfast is the difference between a bottle that gets finished and a bottle that gets forgotten in a drawer. Do not exceed the recommended dose.
One HorseWood bottle is 60 capsules, which is exactly 30 servings. Nothing here is a stimulant, so the HorseWood read comes from consistency across weeks, not from how a single morning feels.
The guarantee runs 60 days from purchase, and the six bottle box drops the price to $49 a bottle with free shipping. Order the HorseWood box you will actually take, then decide inside the window while the refund is still on the table.
The seller's checkout takes the four major cards over an encrypted connection, charges once, and does not enrol you in anything. HorseWood ships from the United States.
Saw Palmetto, Wild Yam, Sarsaparilla, Nettle Leaf, Boron, Tongkat Ali, Horny Goat Weed. 118 mg a serving, 60 capsules a bottle, $49 a bottle in the six box, and 60 days to decide.
Assembled in the USA in an FDA registered, GMP certified facility. Distributed for HorseWood, 11870 62nd St N, Largo, FL 33773.