About Horse Force: Who Publishes This Site, and How We Work
Horseforces runs this website as a USA authorized Horse Force retailer, not the maker; the bottle is branded Vitalifes. The Horse Force Editorial Desk writes every page, and Dr. Edmund Ko, MD, a physician, gives each one a medical review. Our method: the label is the source, missing facts are marked "not published," and research is cited and linked. We earn money when you buy through our links.
Who reviews the Horse Force pages on this site
Dr. Edmund Ko, MD, a physician, is the medical reviewer for horseforces.com. Before a page goes live, the review covers the product copy, the bottle transcription, the ingredient and safety sections and every journal post, and checks that each page matches the label and the sources it cites.
Dr. Edmund Ko, MD
Physician. Medical reviewer for this website, September 2026 edition.
The review checks accuracy and safety for a general reader. It is not personal medical advice and not an endorsement of Horse Force.
The full process is on how we review.
Who runs horseforces.com?
Horseforces is a USA authorized Horse Force retailer. We explain Horse Force Ultra on this website, and its order buttons lead to the checkout. We are an authorized retailer of Horse Force, not the manufacturer (the bottle is branded Vitalifes).
That distinction matters. Vitalifes sets the formula, prints the label and fills the bottles. We choose how to explain that label, send buyers to the checkout, run the order desk line, and handle returns at our own address. If something on the label is unclear, we say so instead of guessing on the maker's behalf.
Office: 3 Times Square, Floor 12, New York, NY 10036, USA. Returns ship to a separate address, listed in full on our contact page.
We are a small retail operation, not a supplement research lab and not a pharmacy. We do not formulate Horse Force, run our own clinical trials on it, or set the ingredient list. What we control is how the product is described, how the order desk and returns are handled, and how honestly this website explains a label that the maker printed before it ever reached us.
Who does what, at a glance
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Who makes Horse Force Ultra? | Vitalifes, the brand printed on the bottle. We are not Vitalifes. |
| Who sells it on this site? | Horseforces, a USA authorized Horse Force retailer. |
| Who writes the pages on this site? | The Horse Force Editorial Desk, described below. |
| Who handles orders and refunds? | A BuyGoods order desk, and a separate returns address for mailed-back bottles. |
| Who answers site or press questions? | The website inbox in the site footer, staffed Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm ET. |
Splitting these roles out matters because a single "contact us" email address can hide who actually reads a message. We keep the roles separate so a return question and a typo report do not end up in the same queue.
Who is the Horse Force Editorial Desk?
The Horse Force Editorial Desk is the byline on every page of this site. It is the in-house writing team, and it signs pages as a desk rather than as individual writers. Medical review is a separate step: Dr. Edmund Ko, MD reviews the pages before they go live. No one is paid to endorse Horse Force, and we will not invent names, credentials or quotes to make the site look more authoritative than it is.
The Desk reads the label and the seller’s own terms first, then checks any research claim against a published study or a government safety page before it goes on the site. Where a claim cannot be checked, the page says "not published" or "not established" instead of filling the gap with a guess.
- A named medical reviewer, Dr. Edmund Ko, MD, and a real revision date on every page, currently September 30, 2026
- Every research citation links to the original source, not to a summary of a summary
We update a page for two reasons: something on the label or in the seller’s terms changed, or a reader pointed out something wrong. We do not republish pages on a fixed schedule just to look active, and we do not backdate a page to make it look older or newer than it is.
Our method, and how you can check it
| Step | What we do |
|---|---|
| Read the label first | The Supplement Facts panel and side label outrank any listing or sales copy |
| Mark missing facts plainly | Ingredient amounts inside the 1,200 mg blend are printed as Not published, never estimated |
| Cite outside research | Every study or safety page we mention links to the source, with the study dose shown next to the label's blend size |
| Flag mismatches | Example: a marketplace listing’s item specifics mention yohimbe, which is not on the label; we note the gap instead of picking a side |
| Date every page | The footer shows lot HOR-26/HO-3977 and a real update date, not a rotating "as of today" placeholder |
You can check our work the same way: open the label photos on the Supplement Facts page, or open any linked study on the ingredients page yourself.
How this website makes money
Horseforces earns money when you buy Horse Force through the links on this site. The order buttons go to the checkout, and we get paid on qualifying purchases. That is the entire business model: there is no separate ad network, no data resale and no paid placement from any other brand on this domain.
We do not treat that income as a reason to soften the honest parts of the label review. The dose-check tables, the pros and cons list and the complaint tables elsewhere on this site were written by the same Horse Force Editorial Desk that runs the order buttons, and neither one was edited to make the other look better.
Order links on this site carry a sponsored tag for search engines, a technical way of disclosing what this paragraph already says in plain words: clicking through and buying supports this site financially. We would rather disclose that once too often than leave it unstated once.
If you buy after clicking a link here, we earn a commission. If you do not, nothing on this page changes.
What we will never do on this site
- Invent a customer, doctor, scientist or expert who does not exist
- Call Horse Force "FDA approved" (the FDA does not approve dietary supplements; a facility listing is not an approval)
- Claim Horse Force treats, cures or prevents a disease, including erectile dysfunction, low testosterone or prostate disease
- Add review or rating structured data based on the seller's unverified figures
- Guess at an ingredient amount the label does not print
- Copy the same paragraph across two pages and call it new research
- Recommend anyone under 18, or anyone pregnant or nursing, take this product
These are hard lines, not style guidelines. A softer claim might read better in a sales email, but it would not be true to the label, so it does not go on the site. If you find a page that breaks one of these lines, email the website inbox and we will fix it and note the fix below.
How we handle corrections
| If you notice | What we do | How long it takes |
|---|---|---|
| A factual error, such as a wrong price or a mismatched label detail | Verify against the label or the seller’s terms, then correct the page | Usually within a few business days |
| A broken or outdated research link | Replace it with a working link to the same or an equivalent source | Same visit if possible |
| A typo, formatting issue or unclear sentence | Fix the wording; no need to change any figures | Rolling, as reported |
| A claim that goes beyond the label | Remove or rewrite the claim to match the label exactly | Immediately on review |
Every correction moves the "Revised" date you see at the top of each page. We do not backdate fixes or quietly edit a page without changing that date. Report an issue to the website inbox or call the order desk for order-specific questions.
We do not keep a public changelog of every wording tweak, but any change that affects a number, a claim or a label detail shows up as a new "Revised" date the next time you load the page, and in the log on how we review. If a fact here ever looks stale, that date is the first thing to check.
Who is this website written for?
Who this site is for
- Adult men considering a daily energy, stamina or performance supplement
- Current Horse Force buyers who want the label explained in plain language
- Anyone comparing Horse Force against a disclosed, single-ingredient product
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone under 18
- Anyone pregnant or nursing
- Anyone who avoids animal-derived ingredients (the blend contains orchic substance, and the capsule shell is gelatin)
More on fit: who Horse Force is for.
About: common questions
Is Horse Force the manufacturer of the product?
No. Horseforces is an authorized retailer of Horse Force, not the manufacturer (the bottle is branded Vitalifes). We sell it; we did not formulate it.
Who writes the pages on this site?
The Horse Force Editorial Desk writes them, and Dr. Edmund Ko, MD, a physician, reviews them. We do not publish invented reviewers or experts.
Does this site earn money from Horse Force sales?
Yes. We earn a commission when you buy through the order links here. It is our only source of revenue on this domain.
How do you decide what counts as a fact?
The printed label outranks any listing or sales copy, and the seller’s terms outrank general claims. Anything neither source states is marked as not published.
Is a doctor involved in these pages?
Yes. Dr. Edmund Ko, MD, a physician, reviews the pages for medical accuracy. The writers themselves are not clinicians, and research claims are checked against published studies and linked directly.
What happens if you find an error on this site?
We correct the page and move its revision date. See the corrections table above and the log on the review-process page.
Is Horse Force FDA approved?
No. The FDA does not approve dietary supplements. A registered facility is a factory listing, not a product approval.
How can I reach the people who run this site?
Email the website inbox for site questions or call the order desk for order questions. Full details are on the contact page.
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60 capsules per bottle, 2 a day. Choose 2, 3 or 6 bottles; the checkout shows each price and the money-back terms before you pay. Questions first? The contact page lists every desk.
