Horsewood Batch Verify: How to Check a Bottle and Its Lot
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A genuine Horsewood bottle is black with the HORSEWOOD wordmark, a horse illustration, Male Enhancement and 60 capsules. The Supplement Facts list seven lines for a 2-capsule serving, the distributor is in Largo, Florida, and the seal must be intact. The lot HOR-26/HO-1466 and CoA HOR-1466-26-HO are draft labels, not lab proof.
What do the Horsewood lot and CoA codes tell you?
The Horsewood lot and CoA codes are draft labels, not lab proof. The draft lot label is HOR-26/HO-1466, and the draft certificate of analysis label is HOR-1466-26-HO.
No lab report stands behind either code. They may help the order desk trace a batch, but they cannot confirm what a capsule holds.
| Reference | Value | What it can show |
|---|---|---|
| Lot label | HOR-26/HO-1466 | A draft batch reference to compare with your bottle |
| CoA label | HOR-1466-26-HO | A draft document code; no report published |
| Label revision | REV 11/25 | Which version of the label artwork you have |
| Testing lab | Not published | No lab is named |
| Manufacturer | Not published | The label names who it is distributed for |
| Distributor | Horsewood, 11870 62nd St N, Largo, FL 33773 | Printed on the label |
| Origin line | Assembled in the USA | Not a made-in-USA claim |
What does a genuine Horsewood bottle look like?
A genuine Horsewood bottle is black with the HORSEWOOD wordmark above a horse illustration. The lower front reads Male Enhancement, Dietary Supplement and 60 capsules.
Inside you should find capsules, not tablets or gummies. Each serving is two capsules, so one bottle holds 30 servings.
- Black bottle with the HORSEWOOD wordmark
- Horse illustration on the front panel
- Male Enhancement and Dietary Supplement
- 60 capsules per bottle
- An intact safety seal
Which Horsewood label panels should you compare?
Compare the Horsewood label panel by panel, starting with the Supplement Facts. The back panels hold the details a copy most often gets wrong.
Select a numbered marker on the label for a plain-English note on that part.
Read all 13 label notes
- Directions: two capsules each day, taken with 8 oz of water. One serving equals two capsules.
- Storage line: keep the bottle away from heat, light and humidity.
- Caution panel: not for under 18; check with a physician first if you have a known medical condition.
- Children and seal: keep out of reach; skip the bottle if the seal is broken or missing.
- Distributor block: made for Horsewood in Largo, Florida, with a support email.
- Assembled in the USA. Note the wording: it is not a made-in-USA claim.
- Front panel: HORSEWOOD wordmark and a horse illustration.
- Bottom of the front: Male Enhancement, Dietary Supplement, 60 capsules (30 servings).
- Rows one to five: saw palmetto, wild yam, sarsaparilla, nettle leaf and boron chelate, 20 mg apiece.
- Tongkat ali: 10 mg of a 100:1 extract. The capsule holds 10 mg; 1,000 mg is a raw-root equivalent.
- Horny goat weed: 8 mg of a 10:1 extract. No icariin percentage is given.
- Inactive ingredients: microcrystalline cellulose, gelatin (animal-derived) and magnesium stearate.
- FDA registered facility: a registration of the plant, not an approval of the product.
| Label element | What a genuine bottle shows |
|---|---|
| Serving | 2 capsules; 30 servings per container |
| Directions | Two capsules daily with an 8 oz glass of water |
| Five 20 mg lines | Saw palmetto, wild yam, sarsaparilla, nettle leaf, boron amino acid chelate |
| Tongkat ali | 10 mg from a 100:1 extract |
| Horny goat weed | 8 mg from a 10:1 extract |
| Other ingredients | Microcrystalline cellulose, gelatin, magnesium stearate |
| Distributor | Horsewood, Largo, FL 33773 |
| Origin and facility | Assembled in the USA; FDA registered facility |
| Revision | REV 11/25 |
How do you check a Horsewood bottle, step by step?
A Horsewood bottle check takes six steps. Start with where you bought it, then move from the parcel to the label and the seal.
Keep the box and the confirmation email until you finish.
- 1
Confirm the source
Check that the order came through the USA Authorized Retailer, with a confirmation email and an order ID.
- 2
Count the bottles
Match the bottles in the parcel to the pack you paid for: 2, 3 or 6.
- 3
Read the front panel
Look for the HORSEWOOD wordmark, the horse illustration, Male Enhancement, Dietary Supplement and 60 capsules.
- 4
Read the back panels
Find Supplement Facts for 2 capsules and 30 servings, seven ingredient lines, and the Largo, Florida distributor line.
- 5
Inspect the seal
The safety seal must be intact. If the seal is damaged or missing, the label says not to use the product.
- 6
Note the codes and call
Write down any lot or revision code and call +1 (641) 711-1414 with your order ID if anything does not match.
What should you tick off before the first Horsewood capsule?
Tick off eight points before you take the first Horsewood capsule. The list takes two minutes.
If any box stays empty, set the bottle aside and call the order desk.
Before your first Horsewood capsule, check: 0 of 8 checked
What can a code, a seal and a lab report each prove?
A matching code or label shows that your Horsewood bottle fits the seller's printed design. Only a lab report can show what the capsules contain.
No such report has been published for this product. So the CoA label remains a draft.
Shows the bottle fits the printed design, the seven lines and the distributor line.
Shows the bottle has not been opened since it was sealed.
The only way to confirm contents and screen for hidden drugs. Not published.
The testing and quality page explains what the FDA registered facility line does and does not mean.
Which Horsewood mismatches are known, and which are warning signs?
Some Horsewood mismatches come from the brand's own marketing and appear on genuine orders. Others point to a copy or a broken bottle.
Knowing the difference keeps you from discarding a good bottle or trusting a bad one.
| Known marketing mismatch | What the genuine label says |
|---|---|
| Sales page says 1 capsule a day | Two capsules daily |
| Pack badge says vegetarian | Gelatin capsule shell |
| Sales site says Made in USA | Assembled in the USA |
| Seller graphic shows six ingredients | Seven lines, including sarsaparilla |
Warning signs of a copy or a damaged bottle
- A damaged, loose or missing safety seal
- Tablets, gummies or powder instead of capsules
- A count other than 60 capsules
- No distributor line, or a different company and city
- Amounts that differ from the seven printed lines
- A seller you cannot trace to the authorized retailer
The where-to-buy page explains which seller route comes with the order desk and the money-back window.
What should you do with a Horsewood bottle that looks tampered with?
Do not take any capsules from a Horsewood bottle that looks tampered with. Keep the bottle, the box and the confirmation email, then call the order desk.
Clear photos and a few notes make the call short.
Set it aside
Do not open the bottle further or move capsules to another container.
Photograph it
Take photos of the front, the Supplement Facts, the seal, the cap and the box.
Record the codes
Write down any lot code and the REV line, and compare the lot with HOR-26/HO-1466.
Call the order desk
Phone +1 (641) 711-1414 with your order ID and ask about a return under the refund policy.
Report a reaction
If you already feel unwell, call your doctor. FDA accepts reports about supplements through its MedWatch program.
Checking a Horsewood bottle: common questions
Common search questions, answered from the label and the sources cited on this page.
How do I verify a Horsewood bottle is genuine?
Confirm you bought from the authorized retailer, then compare the front panel, the Supplement Facts, the distributor line and the seal with the details on this page. Call the order desk if any detail differs.
What is a lot number and why does it matter?
A lot number identifies one production batch. It lets a seller trace a batch if there is a problem, but it does not describe what the batch contains.
Is HOR-26/HO-1466 a lab result?
No. It is a draft lot label from the seller's materials. It may help trace a batch, but it is not proof of contents or purity.
Where is the lot code on a Horsewood bottle?
The flat label image we have does not show a printed lot code. Check the base, the cap area and the label edges, and ask the order desk if you find none.
Is a broken seal on Horsewood a problem?
Yes. If the safety seal is damaged or missing, the label says not to use the product. Keep the bottle and call the order desk with your order ID.
What does the “REV” code on a label mean?
It marks a label revision. The Horsewood label reads REV 11/25, which identifies the version of the printed label, not a lot or an expiry date.
Can a lab test my supplement for hidden drugs?
Testing labs can screen products for undeclared drugs. No hidden-drug screen has been published for Horsewood, so none can be quoted here.
How do I search the FDA tainted product list?
FDA keeps a searchable list of sexual-enhancement products found with hidden drugs. Horsewood did not appear on it as of October 13, 2026, and FDA says a missing product is not proof of safety.
Why does the Horsewood pack badge say vegetarian?
It is a known error in the marketing. The label lists gelatin as an ingredient, so the capsules are not vegetarian. The mismatch does not by itself mean a bottle is fake.