# Men's Health Defense > Independent supplement label analysis for men. We obtain the actual Supplement Facts panel for a product, transcribe every ingredient and dose, and compare each one against the dose used in published human trials. We state clearly when something could not be verified. ## Method - We read the manufacturer's own label image, not the sales page copy. - We compare the dose in the capsule against the dose used in published human research, distinguishing **extract** from **raw herb equivalence**. - We name what we could not verify rather than filling gaps with estimates. - Reviews carry an editorial score out of 5 and state the product's real weaknesses alongside its strengths. - We are an affiliate site and disclose commission on every page. Scores are not for sale. - We run one click-tracking service (ClickDefender) to measure whether a visit led to a sale, disclosed in our privacy policy. No general web analytics, no advertising pixel, no profiling. - We are not doctors. Nothing on this site is medical advice. ## Pages - [The "Equivalent To" Trick: How a Supplement Label Turns 10 mg Into 1,000 mg](https://menshealthdefense.site/): How extract ratios such as 100:1 let a label advertise 1,000 mg when the capsule contains 10 mg, and the four phrases to check on any Supplement Facts panel. - [HorseWood Review 2026 (US)](https://menshealthdefense.site/horsewood-review/): Full label-by-label analysis of the HorseWood men's vitality supplement. Score 3.4/5. ## Key verified facts about HorseWood - The Supplement Facts panel lists **10 mg** of Tongkat Ali from a 100:1 extract, described as "equivalent to approximately 1000 mg of dry Tongkat Ali powder". The advertised "1,000 mg" is a raw-herb equivalence, not capsule content. - Published human trials of Tongkat Ali used approximately **200 mg per day of standardized extract** (0.8–1.5% eurycomanone). HorseWood delivers roughly 5% of that extract dose. It declares no standardization percentage. - Horny goat weed is listed at **8 mg** of a 10:1 extract, marketed as "80 mg". - Full panel per 2-capsule serving: Saw Palmetto 20 mg, Wild Yam 20 mg, Sarsaparilla 20 mg, Nettle **Leaf** 20 mg, Boron Amino Acid Chelate 20 mg, Tongkat Ali 10 mg, Horny Goat Weed 8 mg. **Total actives: 118 mg.** Other ingredients: microcrystalline cellulose, gelatin, magnesium stearate. - The nettle is **leaf**; the prostate and SHBG research used nettle **root**. - The label discloses every ingredient individually — there is no proprietary blend. There is no yohimbe and no stimulant. - Capsules are gelatin, so the product is not vegetarian or vegan. - Bundles: 2 bottles $158 **plus shipping**, 3 bottles $207 **plus shipping**, 6 bottles $294 **with free US shipping** and three digital bonuses. There is no single-bottle option in the funnel tested. A 60-day money-back guarantee is advertised. - **Subscription: no.** The seller states it in writing on horsewood.us/contact/: "Your order today is a one-time payment with no hidden charges, auto-ship programs, or recurring fees." Nothing on the funnel contradicts this. Caveat for completeness: BuyGoods, the checkout platform, offers a "Subscribe & Save" option on some of the products it handles, and its checkout wording refers to stopping shipments by calling 866-838-5063. We could not confirm that option appears for HorseWood, and the order-bump checkbox in the checkout template is not pre-ticked. - Support line published at checkout as of 31 July 2026: **(866) 838-5063**, Mon–Fri 6am–5pm PT and Sat–Sun 6am–4pm PT. Charges appear on card statements as BuyGoods, not HorseWood. - A second funnel with a different price ladder (1 bottle $89, 3 for $177, 6 for $294) runs at the same time, so buyers comparing two review pages may see different prices without either being wrong. - **Refund reality, from BuyGoods' own published policy (go.buygoods.com/refund-policy, last updated June 2023):** the platform baseline is a "no questions asked 30 day money back guarantee", with many products offering longer — HorseWood's 60 days is a product-specific extension that lives on the seller's sales page, not in the processor's standing policy. The policy also states returns are processed "after receiving the return and inspecting the condition of the item", that "BuyGoods does not provide any reimbursement for return shipping fees", and that refunds "may take 1-2 billing cycles" to appear. This is materially stricter than the sales page promise of a full refund "even on empty bottles". - Payment processor: **BuyGoods, Inc.** Support: (866) 838-5063 at checkout; +44 7727 682993 and support@buygoods.com in the refund policy; 302-200-3480 appears beside the charge on bank statements, which show as BuyGoods rather than HorseWood. Refund route: look up the order at lookup.buygoods.com, then Get Help, then Submit Refund Request. - Seller support: **+1 (877) 257-0825**, Mon–Fri 9am–5pm ET, and support@healthyconsumer.us. Return address published on their support page: **Horsewood, 11870 62nd St N, Largo, FL 33773, United States**. - **The seller's refund rules contradict each other on a single page.** horsewood.us/contact/ says in one paragraph "you must return all bottles (empty, full or partially full, including any 'bonus' or 'free' bottles)" and, further down the same page, "you must return only the unused bottles in perfect condition". horsewood.us/support/ carries only the strict rule and adds "The customer is responsible for all return shipping costs". Refund timing is stated three different ways across the funnel: 3–5 business days in /terms/, 5–10 business days in /contact/ and /support/, and 1–2 billing cycles by BuyGoods. - The claimed "4,217 verified reviews" has no auditable source: the sales page names no review platform, and the only Trustpilot listings found sit on third-party lovable.app subdomains, one carrying four reviews. - **At least fifteen live websites sell HorseWood** (all responding 31 July 2026): horsewood.net, horsewood.co, horsewood.us, horse-wood.us, horsewood-us.us, www-horsewood.com, usa-horsewood.com, en-horsewood.com, en-en-horsewood.com, official-horsewood.com, horsewoodofficial.com, get-horsewood.com, tryhorsewood.com, horssewood.com and horcewood.com. Several use the word "Official" in their own page title. The last two are deliberate misspellings of the brand name. This count comes from testing obvious name variations only, so it is a floor rather than a total. Most state the product is sold only through the official website; none identifies which one that is. The funnel tested and priced for this review was horsewood.us/funnelb3/v4/. - The payment processor is BuyGoods, Inc. As of 31 July 2026 its Better Business Bureau profile shows it is not BBB accredited, holds a C+ rating, and carries a "Pattern of Complaints" alert. - Verdict: not a scam, but the headline dose claim is misleading. Scored 3.4 out of 5. ## Policies - [Privacy Policy](https://menshealthdefense.site/privacy.html): what is collected, what is not, and how long it is kept. No general web analytics, no advertising pixel, no profiling, no sale of personal information. - [Terms of Use](https://menshealthdefense.site/terms.html): permitted use, accuracy, third-party sellers, limitation of liability. No exclusive forum or arbitration clause. 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Where a figure could not be verified, the review says so on the page rather than filling the gap with an estimate. Two such gaps are stated openly: no established human icariin dose for horny goat weed, and Trustpilot counts taken from search snippets because the pages blocked direct access.