Horse Boost contains five named active ingredients with published descriptions. Exact per-ingredient amounts are not disclosed on available materials, which is common in this category but limits the ability to verify research-backed dosing.
An amino acid that helps the body produce nitric oxide, which supports healthy blood flow. Research suggests it may help improve circulation and support male performance, particularly when used in higher amounts.
Contains a natural compound called icariin, studied for its potential role in supporting blood flow and vitality. Laboratory and animal studies are encouraging, but human research remains limited.
A traditional herb often used to support energy, stamina and overall vitality. Some studies suggest it may help support male reproductive health and reduce fatigue.
An important mineral involved in hormone production, fertility and reproductive health. Men with low zinc levels may benefit from supplementation, though extra zinc may offer less benefit to those with adequate levels.
A plant traditionally used to support energy, endurance and libido. Some research suggests it may help support sexual desire, although more studies are needed.
Ingredient count: some third-party coverage claims Horse Boost contains seven ingredients, but only these five are ever named or described in any source we reviewed. We can't verify what the other two might be, so we're only presenting what's actually documented.
Format: the same third-party source describes the product as a capsule. The official product packaging clearly shows a strawberry-flavored gummy, 30 per bottle. We've gone with the official packaging as the source of truth and flagged the discrepancy rather than quietly picking one.