About the Horsemen Official Website: Who Writes What You Read
This site is published by Gethorsemen, USA Authorized Horsemen Retailer, not the manufacturer, Vitalifes. Every page is written and checked by the Horsemen Editorial Desk against the printed label. Facts the label does not state, like exact ingredient amounts or pack prices, are marked "not published" instead of being guessed. We earn money when readers buy through our order links.
Who Publishes This Website?
Gethorsemen, an authorized retailer of Horsemen, not the manufacturer Vitalifes.
gethorsemen.com is published by Gethorsemen, USA Authorized Horsemen Retailer. That word matters: Gethorsemen sells Horsemen, but it does not make Horsemen. The bottle itself is branded Vitalifes, and Vitalifes is the manufacturer named on the label and in the product record. We are a retailer writing about a product we sell, not the company that formulated it.
We say this plainly because it shapes what we can and cannot tell you. We can read the label, quote it word for word, and check outside research on each ingredient. We cannot see the manufacturer's internal batch records, extract ratios, or lab files, because Gethorsemen does not hold them either. Where a fact is not printed on the bottle or the marketplace listing, this site says so, on our supplement facts page and elsewhere.
gethorsemen.com exists because many pages about Horsemen online only repeat marketing lines without showing the actual label or explaining what it leaves out. We built this site to do the opposite: quote the label directly, link to outside research on each ingredient, and say "not published" out loud when a number simply is not printed anywhere we can find. That is a narrower promise than "we tested this for you," and we think it is the more honest one for a retailer to make.
Who Is the Horsemen Editorial Desk?
Every page on gethorsemen.com is written and checked by the Horsemen Editorial Desk, our name for the small internal team that researches, writes, and fact-checks this site's content. It is an editorial function inside the retailer, not an independent testing lab and not a panel of outside doctors. We do not invent named reviewers, physicians, or credentials for this team, because none exist to name.
The byline you see at the top of every page, "Written and reviewed by the Horsemen Editorial Desk," reflects that same team on every page. When a page discusses research, it links to the actual study or public health source, not to an unnamed "expert" or a claim we cannot trace back to a source.
We chose a team name instead of a single named author because that is what actually exists behind this site: a shared process, not one person's opinion. If we ever add a named contributor with real, checkable credentials, we will say so plainly on this page rather than folding them quietly into the Editorial Desk name.
How Do We Check What We Publish?
Start from the label, mark what is missing, cite real sources, and date every correction.
1. Start from the label
The Supplement Facts panel and the directions panel on the physical Horsemen bottle are our first source for every fact about the product itself: serving size, ingredient names, order on the label, and printed cautions.
2. Mark what the label leaves out as "not published"
A proprietary blend label does not have to state each ingredient's milligram amount, and the marketplace listing does not print a fixed price. Rather than guess, we write "not published" and explain why the information is missing.
3. Cite real, checkable sources for research claims
When a page discusses what a study found, it links to that study, a government health agency, or another checkable source, with the author and year named. We do not summarize research we have not read.
4. Move the updated date forward after a correction
When we fix a mistake or add a new fact, we update the "Last updated" date shown near the top of the page. We do not backdate a correction or hide that a page changed.
What Facts Can We Not Confirm?
| What we found missing | How we handle it |
|---|---|
| Milligram amount of each ingredient inside the 1,000 mg blend | not published — stated plainly, never estimated |
| Extract ratios or standardization (for example, Tongkat Ali eurycomanone %) | not published — stated plainly, never estimated |
| Pack prices (shown only at checkout on the marketplace listing) | not published — stated plainly, never estimated |
| Written guarantee terms outside the listing | not published — stated plainly, never estimated |
| Third-party lab test results or a public certificate of analysis | not published — stated plainly, never estimated |
| GMP certificate number and facility name | not published — stated plainly, never estimated |
| Bonuses (none were given) | not published — stated plainly, never estimated |
This table is not a criticism of the product. Proprietary blend labels, checkout-only pricing, and unpublished lab reports are common across this entire supplement category, not unique to Horsemen. We list these gaps so a reader knows exactly what they can and cannot confirm before buying, the same way we would want to know before we ordered anything ourselves.
How Does This Website Make Money?
Gethorsemen earns money when a reader clicks an order link on this site and buys Horsemen. That is how this entire website is funded; there is no separate subscription, ad network, or paid placement involved. We disclose this plainly instead of hiding it in fine print, and it is also stated in our disclaimer.
This arrangement does not change what we publish. We do not soften a fact, hide a missing detail, or invent a benefit to sell more bottles. A reader who decides not to buy after reading this site has still gotten an accurate answer, which is the outcome we aim for on every page.
How Is This Site Different From the Manufacturer's Own Marketing?
Vitalifes prints and packages the Horsemen bottle, and the marketplace listing where you check out is run through the checkout provider named on that listing, not directly by Gethorsemen. Our role sits between those two: we write independent pages that explain the label, the research, and the buying process in plain language, and we send readers to the official checkout when they decide to buy.
That means this site is not the same as marketing copy written by the manufacturer. We are not obligated to repeat every phrase Vitalifes might use to sell Horsemen, and we do not add claims just because they would help a sale. If a claim is not on the physical label, we treat it as unconfirmed, regardless of what other marketing for the same product might say elsewhere.
What Will This Site Never Do?
These commitments apply to every page we publish, not only this one.
- Invent a named doctor, scientist, or reviewer who does not exist.
- State a milligram amount, price, or guarantee term the label or listing does not print.
- Add a claim the bottle does not make, such as a testosterone, weight-loss, or disease claim.
- Publish a review we did not receive from the seller's actual review feed.
- Call this product "FDA approved," since no dietary supplement carries that status.
If you find a fact on this site that conflicts with the physical label or a cited source, contact us using the details on our contact page. We would rather fix an error quickly than leave it standing.
What Happens When We Correct a Mistake?
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| We find or are shown an error | The claim is checked against the physical label, the marketplace listing, or the cited source. |
| The error is confirmed | The page text is corrected on the spot; nothing is left half-fixed. |
| The date is updated | The "Last updated" date near the top of the page moves forward to the date of the fix, shown as site-wide as of this update. |
| No silent edits | We do not remove a correction quietly or restore an old, wrong figure later without noting it. |
About: common questions
Who owns and publishes this website?
Gethorsemen, USA Authorized Horsemen Retailer, publishes gethorsemen.com. It sells Horsemen but does not manufacture it; the bottle is branded Vitalifes.
Is the Horsemen Editorial Desk a group of doctors?
No. It is the internal writing and fact-checking team behind this site's content, not a panel of named outside physicians or scientists. We do not invent credentials for this team.
Does this site test Horsemen in a lab?
No. We are a retailer, not a testing lab. Our fact-checking method is reading the printed label and citing outside published research, not running independent lab analysis.
How does this site make money?
Gethorsemen earns money when a reader buys Horsemen through an order link on this site. There is no other funding source, and this is disclosed on this page and on our disclaimer page.
What does "not published" mean on this site?
It means the label, the directions panel, and the marketplace listing do not state that fact anywhere we can find. Rather than estimate a number, we say so directly.
How do you handle a factual mistake on this site?
We correct the text as soon as it is confirmed and move the page's "Last updated" date forward to record the change. We do not hide or backdate corrections.
Does this site ever claim Horsemen is FDA approved?
No. No dietary supplement is FDA approved, and we never use that phrase for this product.
How can I report an error on this site?
Use the details on our contact page. Website email replies go out Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm ET.
Keep reading
Contact Horsemen: who to reach for what
The right phone number or email for orders, refunds, and website questions.
Read →Horsemen Supplement Facts, word for word
The full label text, and every fact we could and could not confirm.
Read →Horsemen disclaimer
How this site is paid, and the legal notices that apply to every page.
Read →Order Horsemen from the authorized retailer
60 capsules per bottle, a 30-day supply at the label serving. Pack prices show on the secure listing before you pay, and every pack carries the same money-back guarantee. Questions first? Call +1 (302) 200-3480.