Written by the VigorHorse Wellness Desk Updated September 2026 Every ingredient checked against the label
Inside The Formula

What's Inside VigorHorse

Each gummy delivers an 82 mg proprietary blend of 8 ingredients. Here's a plain-language profile of each one.

Muira Puama Extract
01

Muira Puama Extract

A Brazilian rainforest shrub traditionally called 'potency wood' for its long history of use in men's vitality practices.

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Maca Root Extract
02

Maca Root Extract

A Peruvian root vegetable grown at high altitude, traditionally used to support energy, stamina and drive.

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Catuaba Extract
03

Catuaba Extract

A bark extract from another Brazilian tree, traditionally paired with muira puama in men's wellness blends.

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Green Tea Extract (Caffeine)
04

Green Tea Extract (Caffeine)

A standardized green tea extract that contributes 5 mg of natural caffeine to each gummy for a light energy lift.

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Ashwagandha Extract
05

Ashwagandha Extract

A widely studied adaptogenic herb from Ayurvedic tradition, often used for stress and vitality support.

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L-Arginine
06

L-Arginine

An amino acid the body uses to produce nitric oxide, which plays a role in healthy blood flow.

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Tribulus Terrestris Extract
07

Tribulus Terrestris Extract

A spiny fruit-bearing plant used for generations across several traditional wellness systems.

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Horny Goat Weed Extract (Icariin)
08

Horny Goat Weed Extract (Icariin)

A flowering plant standardized for icariin, its most studied active compound.

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Manufacturing Claims

What The Brand States About Production

Made in USA

Made In The USA

The brand states VigorHorse is made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients.

GMP certified

GMP-Certified Facility

The brand states production follows Good Manufacturing Practice standards.

FDA registered facility

FDA-Registered Facility

Facility registration is a manufacturing requirement, not FDA approval of the product.