Buying
Where to buy Horse Fuel
One checkout, one seller, and a short list of checks you can run yourself before you spend money on any supplement listing, including this one.
This site sends you to one place: the checkout operated by the U.S. stocking partner for Horse Fuel. Orders placed through the link here are the ones this desk can help with on +1 (302) 200-3480. We hold no information about any other seller of this product and will not vouch for one.
Where this site sends you
Every order button on this site goes to the same destination: a redirect page that forwards to the seller's marketplace checkout. Nothing is sold on this domain, no payment is taken here, and no card details ever touch this site.
The seller
Thehorsefuel, the u.s. stocking partner for horse fuel. Office: 1775 Broadway, Floor 8, New York, NY 10019, USA. Returns: 520 Madison Avenue, Floor 8, New York, NY 10022, USA.
The order desk
+1 (302) 200-3480 for orders, tracking, changes and returns. This is the number that can see an order; the website email cannot.
The site desk
[email protected] for anything about these pages — a typo, a correction, a question about a source. Monday to Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm ET. Not for orders.
We earn a commission when you buy through the checkout link on this site. It does not change what you pay, and it has not changed anything printed here — the 2.0 out of 5 on our verdict page, and the section at the top of the home page showing that the four marketed botanicals weigh 0.4 mg between them, are the evidence for that.
How to tell a real listing from a copy
Supplement listings are copied constantly, and the copies are usually easier to spot than people expect. Five checks, none of which needs any expertise.
Check the amounts against ours
The four botanicals are 100 mcg each. A listing quoting milligrams or grams for fenugreek, maca, tribulus or horny goat weed is describing a different product, or has written from a template rather than from the bottle.
Look for amounts that are not there
A copied listing often invents an Other Ingredients line to look complete. This label does not have one. A page listing a gelling agent, a sweetener or an allergen statement for this product has supplied it from somewhere other than the bottle.
Check the vitamin D figure
The panel says 84 mcg, 420% DV. It is an oddly specific number. A listing quoting 1,000 IU, 2,000 IU or a round 100 mcg has edited the label rather than read it.
Find a phone number and dial it
A real seller has a desk that answers. The number for orders placed here is +1 (302) 200-3480.
Read the return terms before paying
Not after. If a listing has no return terms visible before the payment step, that is the finding, and you should treat it as one.
What a seller should be able to tell you
Before you buy any supplement with a proprietary blend, these are fair questions. Ask them of this seller too — we would rather you did.
- What is in the gummy base, and is there an Other Ingredients list anywhere?
- Why does the tribulus row carry fenugreek's Latin name, Trigonella foenum-graecum?
- Are the four botanicals standardised to any marker, and what does 10:1 mean for this material?
- Is the gummy base gelatin or pectin, and if gelatin, porcine or bovine?
- Is the return window measured from purchase or from delivery, and how many days is it?
- Which laboratory performed the testing behind the “Product Lab Tested” badge, and can I see the certificate for HOR-26/TH-8312?
What we got when we asked
Not the answers. The pack supplied to this desk contains a lot reference and a certificate reference, both marked as draft labels, and no certificate document, no laboratory name and no return window length. We have published that rather than working around it, and you should weigh it.
What we cannot verify
A short list, so that nothing on this site is mistaken for a guarantee we are not in a position to give.
- The manufacturing facility. An FDA-registered facility seal appears on the artwork. Registration is a list, not an approval, and we hold no registration number to check.
- The GMP audit. A GMP seal appears on the artwork. We hold no audit certificate and no auditor name.
- The “Product Lab Tested” badge. It names no laboratory, no test and no date.
- The lot and certificate references. HOR-26/TH-8312 and HOR-8312-26-TH were supplied as draft labels. We have no laboratory document behind either.
- Any customer rating. None is published on this site because none could be verified.
- Stock levels and delivery times. The checkout is the only live source for both.
The seals and testing page goes through each seal in detail, and the verify-a-bottle page shows what you can and cannot check on the bottle in your hand.
Why copied listings exist at all
Supplement brands are usually small, the products are manufactured by contract facilities that also serve competitors, and the listing artwork is distributed to resellers as a pack — exactly like the one this site was given. That pack circulates. Anyone can open a marketplace account, upload the same images and the same copy, and sell either the real product, a different product, or nothing at all.
That is not an accusation about any particular listing. It is the structure of the category, and it is why the five checks above are worth two minutes of anybody's time.
The tell that works most often
Copy that describes something the panel does not contain. A listing for this product promising milligrams of fenugreek, or naming an Other Ingredients list, has been written from a template rather than from a bottle.
The tell that works second most often
A price far below the others. Supplement margins are wide but they are not infinite, and a listing at a third of the going rate is selling something other than what it pictures.
What we can and cannot vouch for
Stated plainly, because a page headed “where to buy” on a seller's own site is exactly the place a reader should be sceptical.
What we can say
- The checkout we link to is the one supplied to this desk by the seller pack, and every order button on this site goes to it.
- The lot and certificate references on this site came from that pack, and we label them as draft references because that is what they are.
- The label transcription on this site was made from the photographs in that pack, and any difference between it and your physical bottle means your bottle is right.
- We earn a commission on orders placed through our link, and it does not change your price.
What we cannot say
- That any other listing anywhere is genuine, or that it is not.
- That the product you receive matches a certificate of analysis, because no certificate exists.
- What is in the gummy base, because no Other Ingredients list is published.
- How long you have to return it, because no window length was supplied.
A seller who tells you what they cannot vouch for is more useful than one who vouches for everything. That is the whole argument for reading this page rather than skipping it.
If you buy it somewhere else
This is a seller’s site and it links to one checkout, so it would be reasonable to expect this section not to exist. It does, because the alternative is a page that pretends buying elsewhere is unthinkable, and readers can tell.
If you buy this product through a different listing, everything factual on this site still applies — the panel is the panel, the vitamin D figure is the vitamin D figure, and the eight findings are findings about the label rather than about any seller. What does not carry across is the return procedure on our refund page, which was supplied to this desk by this seller. A different seller will have different terms, and you should read theirs rather than ours.
The one thing worth checking on any other listing is the panel itself. Compare it line by line against our transcription. If the amounts differ, you are looking at a different product or a different formulation, and the rest of this site does not describe it.
Buy from the desk that wrote this
Thirty gummies, one a day, every active itemised — and the four botanicals the product is sold for come to 0.4 mg between them. The live price and the return terms are both shown on the seller’s checkout screen.
Listing return terms · Questions first? Call +1 (302) 200-3480