About HorseFil: Who Publishes This Site and How We Work
This site is published by Horsefeil, the official U.S. HorseFil shop. We are not the manufacturer, so every product fact follows the label and the sales page, marked "not published" when it isn't there. The HorseFil Editorial Desk writes and checks the pages, we earn money when you buy through our links, and this page lists what we will never do, plus a log of any corrections.
Who publishes horsefeil.com?
| Detail | Answer |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Horsefeil, Official U.S. HorseFil shop |
| Manufacturer of HorseFil? | No. Product facts follow the sales page and the label, not our own testing. |
| Country | United States |
| Office | 225 Liberty Street, Floor 12, New York, NY 10281, USA |
| Phone | +1 (302) 200-3480 (BuyGoods order desk: orders, tracking, changes and refunds) |
| Website email | contact@horsefeil.com (pages, typos, privacy and press (the website email cannot see orders)) |
Horsefeil sells HorseFil directly on this site's order pages, and it wrote every page you are reading. We do not make the gummies, run the factory, or set the ingredient amounts. When a fact is not on the label or the sales page, we say so instead of guessing. Full contact details, including office and returns addresses, are on the contact page.
That seller-not-maker split matters for what we can promise you. We can tell you exactly what the checkout charges, how the guarantee works, and what the label and sales page claim. We cannot tell you what happens on the factory floor, because that part of the record is not ours to keep. Where the sales page and the label disagree or leave a gap, this site says so rather than picking the more flattering version.
Who writes and reviews these pages?
The HorseFil Editorial Desk writes, checks and updates every page on this site. It is a team function, not one person, and we do not invent a name, a face or a set of credentials to stand behind it. If a page ever names an expert, that name is real and checkable, or the page does not name one at all.
- Reads the label, the listing panels and the sales page before writing a single fact
- Cites a real, opened study or safety source whenever research comes up
- Marks a fact "not published" the moment it cannot be confirmed, rather than guessing
- Reviews and republishes a page when the sales page, price or guarantee terms change
A page on this site goes through two passes before it is published: one pass to gather the facts from the source, and a second pass to check every number, every price and every citation against that same source again. Both passes happen under the same Editorial Desk name, because the point is the process, not a byline. If we ever add a named contributor, we will only do it for someone whose credentials we can point to and check, never as a marketing flourish.
What is our method for checking facts?
Read the source first
The bottle, the listing panels and the sales page are our only sources for product facts. We do not call the maker or guess at what a blurry label might say.
Cite the research by name
When we discuss a study, we link it. For example, a claim about L-citrulline and blood pressure links to the actual meta-analysis (Mirenayat et al., 2018), not a paraphrase with no source.
Mark what is missing
Ingredient amounts, the gummy base, and the maker's name are not published anywhere we could find. We write "not published," not an estimate.
Date every update
The "Last updated" date on each page moves forward whenever we change a fact, a price or a claim. Today's date is September 22, 2026.
This is the same standard we use for safety notes. A line about ginseng and blood sugar links to the NCCIH safety page (National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NIH), 2023), not to a general "studies show" claim with nothing behind it. If a study is too small, too old, or not about people at all, we say that in plain words next to the citation, instead of letting the link imply more certainty than the research supports.
How does this website make money?
Horsefeil earns money when you buy HorseFil through the order links on this site. The checkout runs through the seller's payment processor, and we are paid out of that sale. You do not pay anything extra because you clicked a link here instead of typing the address yourself.
Being paid on a sale is exactly why we show the weak spots, not just the strong ones. A page that hid the unpublished ingredient amounts or the return-shipping cost might sell a few more bottles today, but it would not survive a reader checking the label themselves. We would rather you order with open eyes than order once and never come back.
We do not accept payment from anyone to raise a score, add a claim, or remove a caution. There is no separate advertiser paying to appear on these pages.
This is the same commission model most product review sites and magazines use: write about the product, link to where it is sold, and earn a share if someone buys through that link. We are naming it plainly instead of leaving it for a reader to guess at in a footer disclaimer.
What will we never do on this site?
- Invent a customer review, a star rating, a review count or an order count
- Call HorseFil "FDA approved," since no dietary supplement is
- Invent a doctor, scientist or expert to put a name behind a claim
- Report an ingredient amount, lab result or manufacturer name we cannot confirm
- Remove a caution, a con, or a missing fact to make a sale easier
- Copy a sentence from another site and publish it as our own reporting
- Suggest HorseFil treats, cures or prevents any disease
- Tell you to stop or change a prescribed medicine without your doctor
These are not soft goals we aim for on a good day. They are the lines that decide whether a fact, a quote or a claim gets published at all. If following one of them means a page reads less impressively, the page stays less impressive.
How do we handle corrections?
Mistakes happen. When one gets caught, whether by us or by a reader, we fix the page and log it here with the date, instead of quietly editing it and hoping nobody notices.
| Date | Page | What changed | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 22, 2026 | All pages | Initial publish of the current site | Baseline facts checked against the sales page and label on this date. |
No corrections have been needed since. As this log grows, older rows stay here rather than getting deleted, so you can see the history, not just the current version. Spot an error? Email contact@horsefeil.com with the page and the fact in question.
A correction here means a fact, a price or a citation was wrong and we fixed it. It is different from an update, which is what happens when the sales page itself changes, such as a new price or a longer guarantee window. Both move the "Last updated" date, but only a genuine mistake gets its own row in this log.
How can you reach us about this website?
Questions about this website
Typos, broken links, privacy questions or press: email contact@horsefeil.com, Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm ET. This inbox cannot see or change an order.
Questions about an order
Orders, tracking, changes and refunds go through the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480, run by the checkout provider, not our website team.
Full details, including office and returns addresses, are on the contact page. We also explain what the label seals mean on the testing and quality page, and why we show no star ratings on the reviews page.
About: common questions
Who runs horsefeil.com?
Horsefeil, Official U.S. HorseFil shop. It sells HorseFil on this site and wrote every page, but it is not the manufacturer.
Is Horsefeil the same company that makes HorseFil?
No. Horsefeil is a U.S. shop that sells HorseFil. Product facts on this site follow the sales page and label, since the maker's name is not published.
Who is the HorseFil Editorial Desk?
The team that writes, checks and updates every page on this site. It is an organization, not a named individual, and we never invent a person or a set of credentials.
How do you decide what to publish about HorseFil?
We read the bottle, the listing panels and the sales page first. If a fact is not there, we mark it "not published" instead of guessing, and we cite every study we discuss.
Does this website earn money when I buy HorseFil?
Yes. Horsefeil earns money when you order through the links on this site. It does not change what we report, including the parts of HorseFil we are critical of.
Will this site ever show reviews or ratings it can't verify?
No. We only publish a rating, a quote or a count once we can check it against a real, dated order. See the reviews page for the full explanation.
How do I report a mistake on this website?
Email contact@horsefeil.com with the page and the fact you think is wrong. Confirmed fixes get logged on this page with the date.
Where can I see what has been corrected on this site?
The corrections log on this page. Every confirmed fix stays listed with its date, so the history stays visible, not just the latest version.
Keep reading
How do I contact HorseFil support?
Who handles orders, who handles the website, and what to have ready.
Read →Are there real HorseFil reviews?
Why none are verified yet, and how we will publish them once they exist.
Read →What do the seals on HorseFil mean?
What each of the 10 label seals says, and does not say, about testing.
Read →Order HorseFil from the official U.S. shop
30 gummies per bottle, one a day. Packs run from $158 for 2 bottles to $294 for 6 bottles, with free shipping and a 60-day money-back guarantee. Questions first? Call +1 (302) 200-3480.
