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About HorsewoodFormula.com: Who Writes and Reviews These Pages

Three black HORSEWOOD bottles with a horse illustration, 60 capsules each

Written by the Horsewood Formula editorial desk

Last updated · Who reviewed this page · How we write and review

Quick answer

horsewoodformula.com is published by the USA Authorized Retailer, a seller of Horsewood rather than its maker, and it earns money from sales. The Horsewood Formula editorial desk writes each page from the bottle label first, then the seller's terms and linked NIH, FDA and study sources. No medical reviewer is named yet, so the reviewer fields show as highlighted blanks.

Who runs horsewoodformula.com?

horsewoodformula.com is published by the USA Authorized Retailer, a seller of Horsewood. It is not the company named on the label and not the manufacturer.

The site explains the label in plain words and links buyers to a secure checkout. The table shows each role and where the fact comes from.

Who does what behind horsewoodformula.com
RoleWhoSource of the fact
Website publisherUSA Authorized RetailerThis site
WritersHorsewood Formula editorial deskThis site
Order desk+1 (641) 711-1414Seller materials
Seller office275 Madison Avenue, Floor 14, New York, NY 10016Seller materials
Distributed forHorsewood, 11870 62nd St N, Largo, FL 33773Bottle label
ManufacturerNot publishedThe label names no factory
Medical reviewerNot named yetFill-in slot on every page

Who makes and distributes Horsewood?

The label says Horsewood is distributed for Horsewood, 11870 62nd St N, Largo, FL 33773. The manufacturer's name is not published.

The label adds two origin lines: Manufactured in an FDA registered facility, and Assembled in the USA. Neither one names the factory or says where each herb was grown.

The brand's own pages show other phone numbers and a mailing address in Utah. For tracking and refunds on a placed order, use the order desk at +1 (641) 711-1414, and confirm any return address with that desk before you ship.

How does horsewoodformula.com earn money?

horsewoodformula.com earns money from Horsewood sales. Each order placed through a buy button brings income to the seller that publishes the site.

That stake is stated here so you can weigh every page with it in mind. Buy links carry a sponsored tag in the page code, while study and government links do not.

Earnings disclosure. Income does not change the facts. The small amounts, the 1-capsule versus 2-capsule conflict and the buyer-paid return postage appear on the pages that cover them.

Who is the Horsewood editorial team?

The Horsewood Formula editorial desk is the in-house group that writes, checks and updates every page on horsewoodformula.com. It works as a desk, so the byline names the team rather than one person.

No person on this site is invented. There is no made-up doctor, coach or satisfied buyer. The desk has three standing jobs.

Transcribe the label

Copy each amount, direction, caution and address exactly as printed, including REV 11/25.

Match every source

Link each research line to a study or a government fact sheet, with its dose and length.

Keep pages current

Recheck prices and terms, fix reported errors and move the update date.

The rules behind that work are set out in the editorial policy.

Who reviews these pages?

A medical reviewer will check safety, drug interactions and claim wording on the Horsewood pages. No reviewer is named yet, so the fields below appear as highlighted fill-in slots.

The slots stay highlighted until a named, qualified person reviews the pages and the site owner confirms it. Only then do a real name, credentials and date replace them.

The medical review slot as it stands today
Reviewer fieldShown on the site
NameDr. Mohit Khera
CredentialsMD, Physician
RoleMedical reviewer
Review dateOctober 13, 2026

What the reviewer will check

  • Who should consult a physician first, as the label caution says
  • Interaction wording, such as saw palmetto with blood thinners
  • That no page drifts into ED, testosterone or prostate treatment claims
  • That research doses are reported the way each study ran them

The reviewer will not write sales copy or endorse the product. A completed review means the health wording was checked, not that the capsules work.

Why does this site point out Horsewood label problems?

Because a careful buyer needs the weak points as much as the strong ones. Every Horsewood amount is printed, but most are small next to the doses used in research.

Tongkat ali is 10 mg of extract, while trials used 100-600 mg of extract a day (Leisegang et al., 2022). Saw palmetto is 20 mg, and even 320-960 mg a day did no better than placebo in one trial (Andriole et al., 2013).

The FTC says health claims need good human trials, and the product's dose and formula should match what was studied (FTC, 2022). The ingredients page sets each amount beside its research dose.

Which sources rank highest for Horsewood facts?

The bottle label ranks highest. If any other source disagrees with the Horsewood label, the label wins.

One example shows why. The sales page and a paid press release say 1 capsule a day, while the label says 2. Every page on this site uses 2.

Source ranking for Horsewood pages
RankSourceWhat we take from it
1Bottle labelServing, amounts, cautions, distributor, origin lines
2Seller's termsPacks, prices, shipping, refund window, contacts
3NIH, NCCIH and FDA pagesSafety, interactions and regulation
4Peer-reviewed studiesDoses tested, trial size and length
5Seller graphicsProduct photos, with captions that note any gaps
NeverPaid releases, lookalike review pages, sample reviewsNothing

Which Horsewood facts are not published?

Several Horsewood facts have not been released. Each one is marked “not published” instead of being filled with a guess.

The table lists each known gap and how the pages handle it.

Known gaps in the Horsewood facts
Missing factHow our pages handle it
How much elemental boron the 20 mg boron amino acid chelate holdsWe print the 20 mg chelate weight and never estimate the elemental amount.
How much icariin the horny goat weed extract holdsWe give the 8 mg extract weight and say the icariin share is unknown.
What the tongkat ali extract is standardized toWe report the 100:1 ratio and say the standardization is not stated.
The manufacturer's name (the label names who it is distributed for)We name who the label says it is distributed for and stop there.
Shipping cost on the 2- and 3-bottle packsWe say the fee appears at checkout and quote no figure.
Verified customer reviews, the rating score, ratings count and star shares (shown as fill-in slots)We show highlighted blanks and no rating, count or quote.
An independent lab report, including a screen for hidden drugs (lot and CoA numbers are draft labels)We call the lot and CoA codes draft labels, not lab proof.
Any clinical study of the finished Horsewood formulaWe cite single-ingredient studies and say the formula itself is untested.

How are Horsewood images used on this site?

Seller graphic with four panels: take as directed, botanical formula, daily wellness and every day
A seller graphic. It shows a daily routine, not a timeline or a result.

The seller supplied the product photos, the label image and the graphics on the Horsewood pages. Photos of herbs are illustrations, not pictures of what is inside a capsule.

People in lifestyle photos are stock models, never customers or experts. Each image carries a text description and a caption that adds a fact.

How do you report an error on a Horsewood page?

Email [email protected] with the page link, the line you think is wrong and a source for the fix. The inbox is read Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm ET.

That inbox cannot see orders. For tracking and refunds on an order you placed, call +1 (641) 711-1414. Every route is listed on the contact page.

Questions about who runs HorsewoodFormula.com

Common search questions, answered from the label and the sources cited on this page.

Who runs horsewoodformula.com?

The USA Authorized Retailer, a seller of Horsewood, publishes the site. The Horsewood Formula editorial desk writes and updates every page.

Is horsewoodformula.com run by the Horsewood brand?

No. It is the information site of the USA Authorized Horsewood Retailer. The label names who the product is distributed for, Horsewood of Largo, Florida, and that company does not run these pages.

Is this site paid by the supplement company?

The site earns money from sales. Orders placed through its buy buttons bring income to the seller, and those links are tagged as sponsored in the page code.

Why does this site point out label problems?

Because a buyer needs them before paying. The Horsewood amounts are small next to studied doses, and the sales page conflicts with the label on the dose, the capsule shell and the origin line.

Who reviews the health content here?

A medical reviewer slot exists on every page, and no reviewer is named yet. The slot shows highlighted blanks until a qualified person has actually reviewed the pages.

How often is this site updated?

Pages are rechecked whenever a price, term, label detail or cited source changes. The latest full pass was completed on October 13, 2026.

Who makes Horsewood?

The manufacturer's name is not published. The label says Manufactured in an FDA registered facility and Assembled in the USA, without naming the factory.

Why is the reviewer box highlighted in yellow?

The yellow marks an empty fill-in slot on purpose. Printing an invented doctor would mislead readers, so the slot stays visibly blank.

Does horsewoodformula.com use the seller's sample reviews?

No. The seller's pack includes sample reviews, scores, order counts and a named doctor. None of them can be verified, so none appears on any page.