Supplement Facts
HorseFil Supplement Facts: Your Bottle Panel
Quick answer
The HorseFil bottle carries a Supplement Facts panel, and your own bottle is the best place to read it.
Check it for milligram amounts, the sugar count, inactive ingredients and the allergen line. These are not printed online yet.
What does the HorseFil bottle show?
The bottle is black, with a gold horse crest and the word HORSEFIL. Around it sit four lines: "Support for your energy, vitality & performance*", the number 30, "DIETARY SUPPLEMENT" and "MEN'S FORMULA".
A Supplement Facts panel sits on the label as well. The block below shows what can be stated from the supplied images, and marks every amount as unpublished rather than guessing at it.
What the bottle shows
30 gummies · serving size 1 gummy a day · amounts per serving: not published
| Named ingredient | Amount per serving |
|---|---|
| L-Citrulline (amino acid) | amount not published |
| L-Carnitine (amino-acid compound) | amount not published |
| Panax ginseng extract (Panax ginseng, root) | amount not published |
| Maca root extract (Lepidium meyenii, root) | amount not published |
| Rhodiola extract (Rhodiola rosea, root) | amount not published |
| Grape seed extract (Vitis vinifera, seed) | amount not published |
The bottle does carry a Supplement Facts panel, but no supplied photo shows it legibly, so no milligram figures, sugar count, other-ingredients line or allergen statement can be printed here. Read the panel on the bottle you receive, and call +1 (302) 200-3480 if anything on it differs from this page.
Why can this page not print the HorseFil amounts?
Every supplied photograph of the bottle is a marketing shot. The camera favours the crest and the brand name. The panel appears as a grey rectangle of unreadable type.
That leaves one honest option: say so. Printing a milligram figure nobody can verify would make this page look more complete and be worth less.
What is missing from the HorseFil label here?
Nine label details normally travel with a supplement. Below is where each one stands for HorseFil, and why it matters to a buyer.
| Label detail | Status on this page | Why a buyer wants it |
|---|---|---|
| Serving size and servings per container | Partly known: 30 gummies, one a day on the listing graphic | Tells you how long a bottle lasts and what a dose is |
| Milligrams of each ingredient | not published | The only way to compare the formula with research |
| Calories per serving | not published | Small, but it adds up daily |
| Total sugars and added sugars | not published | The number most gummy buyers want first |
| Other ingredients line | not published | Lists gelling agent, colour, coating and sweetener |
| Allergen statement | not published | Decides whether the product is safe for some people at all |
| Manufacturer or distributor address | not published | Names who is responsible for the product |
| Lot number and expiry on the bottle | Not readable in the supplied photos | Lets you match a bottle to a batch and check freshness |
| A study on the finished formula | None published | Would show the mix was tested, not just the parts |
What does a gummy Supplement Facts panel normally hold?
Reading the panel is easier when you know its shape in advance. A chewable gummy panel follows a standard order, top to bottom, and carries two things a capsule panel often does not: calories and sugar.
Serving size and servings per container
The top line. For a 30-count bottle at one gummy a day, expect 1 gummy and 30 servings.
Calories
Gummies carry a few calories each because they are mostly sugar or sugar alcohol and gelling agent.
Total carbohydrate, then total sugars and added sugars
Added sugars carries a percent daily value. This is the line to read if you watch your intake.
The named ingredients, each with an amount
Either one line per ingredient, or a single blend figure covering several. One line each is more useful to you.
Percent daily value, or a dagger
A dagger means no daily value is established, which is normal for botanicals and amino acids.
Other ingredients, below the panel
Glucose syrup, sugar, pectin or gelatin, water, citric acid, natural flavour, colour and a coating agent are the usual cast.
Allergen statement and contact details
A "contains" line if needed, then the name and address of the maker or distributor.
How much sugar is in a HorseFil gummy?
That figure is not published, and this page will not estimate it. What can be said is general and still useful: gummies normally carry sugar. It is what holds the shape and hides the taste of plant extracts.
Some brands swap in sugar alcohols such as maltitol or xylitol, which cut sugar but can upset the stomach at higher amounts. Which route HorseFil takes will be printed on the panel and in the other-ingredients line on your bottle.
What to do when your HorseFil bottle arrives
The panel closes every gap on this page. A single pass with your phone camera is enough.
Photograph the panel in daylight
Fill the frame with the label and tap to focus. A clear photo is your own record of what you bought.
Read the directions first
The listing graphic says 1 gummy a day with water. If the bottle says something else, the bottle wins.
Check the six names against the ingredients page
Then note the amount beside each one, and whether they are listed separately or grouped.
Note total sugars, allergens and other ingredients
These three lines answer most questions people send us about gummies.
Write down the lot and expiry
They are printed or stamped on the bottle. Reference lot HOR-26/GO-5562 and CoA HOR-5562-26-GO appear in the supplied material.
Call if anything does not match
+1 (302) 200-3480 reaches the order desk. Use it while the guarantee window is open.
What the seals on the HorseFil listing prove
Ten badges run along the listing. They describe the facility and the formula. None of them is a substitute for a panel, and none is an approval by a government body.
The free-from badges are the clearest example. Gluten-free, dairy-free and vegetarian are claims by the seller. With no readable allergen statement, there is nothing here to check them against.
FDA-registered facility
GMP practices
Made in the USA
Natural ingredients
Non-GMO
Gluten-free
Dairy-free
Vegetarian
Doctor formulated
60-day money-back
- An FDA-registered facility badge means the facility is registered, not that the product is approved.
- A physician-formulated badge names no physician.
- A natural-ingredients badge is not a regulated term.
- A money-back badge is a purchase policy, and it is worth reading on the sales page.
What the HorseFil lot and CoA numbers are for
The supplied material carries lot HOR-26/GO-5562 and certificate reference HOR-5562-26-GO. Both are labels for matching an order to a batch.
Neither is a test result. A certificate of analysis is only worth something when you can read the document itself, with the testing laboratory named on it. The batch page explains how to ask for one.
Label questions this page gets asked
Does HorseFil have a Supplement Facts panel at all?
Yes. United States labelling rules require one on a dietary supplement, and the bottle carries it. The problem is photographic, not regulatory: no supplied image shows it at a readable size.
Why not enlarge the existing photos?
Enlarging a small image makes the pixels bigger, not the text clearer. Guessing at half-visible digits would put invented numbers on this page, which is worse than an honest blank.
What does "amount not published" mean on this site?
It means the figure exists on the bottle but has not reached us in readable form. It is not a claim that the figure is zero, hidden or unusually small.
Is a sugar-free version of HorseFil sold?
Nothing in the supplied material mentions one. Assume the standard chewable formula until the Total Sugars line on your own panel says otherwise.
Do the gluten-free and dairy-free badges replace an allergen line?
No. Badges are marketing art. An allergen statement is a regulated sentence under the ingredient list, and only that sentence counts for someone with an allergy.
Should the panel differ from this page, which one is right?
The panel. Always. Then call +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID so the difference is on record.
Can I ask the seller for the panel before ordering?
Yes. Call +1 (302) 200-3480 and ask them to read the Supplement Facts panel to you, or to send a photo of it. A retailer who cannot produce the panel of a product is telling you something.
Ready when you are
Order HorseFil from the authorized outlet
Packs of several sizes, priced on the secure checkout. Every order carries the money-back guarantee printed on the listing. Questions first? Call +1 (302) 200-3480.
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