Verify Your HorseFil Batch: Lot Number and Genuine Jar Check

How do I verify my HorseFil batch?

Read the lot number on the jar base, run the genuine jar checklist below, and call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 to match the lot to your order. That is the full check we can offer today.

We want to be plain about what this check can and cannot do. It can catch obvious fakes, damaged jars and mix-ups. It cannot prove what is inside a gummy, because no lab letter for HorseFil is published. The Supplement Facts panel and the amount of each ingredient are not published either. You can read more on the testing and quality page.

What are the HorseFil lot and CoA reference numbers?

This site shows two reference labels: Lot HOR-26/HO-1716 and CoA reference HOR-1716-26-HO. They are draft reference labels, not lab proof, and no lab letter is published.

Tap a chip to copy the value. You can paste it into a note or read it out on the phone to the order desk.

How do I check that a HorseFil jar is genuine?

Look at six things: the wordmark, the label line, the 30 band, the seal, the lot on the base and the gummies. A genuine jar matches all six.

1. 1

   Check the jar and label colors

   A genuine HorseFil jar is black with a gold and red label.

2. 2

   Find the wordmark

   The front reads HORSE FIL with a male symbol.

3. 3

   Read the label line

   Look for the exact words "Support for your energy, vitality & performance*".

4. 4

   Check the label band

   The band shows 30, DIETARY and MEN'S.

5. 5

   Check the seal

   The seal under the lid should be whole, with no tears, cuts or glue marks.

6. 6

   Read the base

   The lot number and best-before date print on the jar base when shown. Write them down.

7. 7

   Match the order

   Call +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID and the lot from the base to match your jar to your order.

Where each detail sits

The wordmark and the label line are on the label. The label shows three icons: a lightning bolt, a flame and a flexed arm. The 30, DIETARY and MEN'S band runs along the label. The seal is under the lid. The lot and best-before date are on the base.

Check in good light. A phone flashlight helps with the base, where print can be small.

What should I do if my HorseFil jar does not match?

Do not take any gummies from it. Keep the jar, take photos, and call the order desk with your order ID.

1. 1

   Stop

   Set the jar aside. Do not take the gummies until the order desk has looked into it.

2. 2

   Take photos

   Photograph the front, the band, the seal and the base. Clear photos speed things up.

3. 3

   Find your order ID

   It is in your order email. If you bought somewhere else, find that seller's receipt.

4. 4

   Call the order desk

   Call +1 (302) 200-3480. Read out your order ID and the lot from the base.

5. 5

   Follow the return path

   If the jar came from us, the desk explains the next steps. Our refund policy covers returns.

Small print differences can happen between runs, so one odd detail is a reason to ask, not a reason to panic. Two or more red flags together, such as a blank base and a torn seal, are a stronger sign that something is wrong. In either case the order desk can compare what you see with your order record.

If you bought the jar from a marketplace or another website, we cannot see that order. Contact that seller first. Our where to buy page explains why the channel matters.

Why is there no HorseFil lab report?

No lab letter for HorseFil has been supplied to us, so we do not publish one. We will not invent test results or show a document we cannot trace.

That gap matters. Without a lab report or a Supplement Facts panel, nobody outside the maker can confirm how much of each named ingredient a gummy holds. The manufacturer's name is not published either. The FDA does not approve supplements before sale, and the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements has a plain guide on what to know before you take any supplement.

• The draft lot and CoA labels help the order desk trace an order.
• They do not show what is inside a gummy.
• The Registered Facility seal describes the factory, not the product.
• If a lab letter is published later, we will link it here.

Do the seals on the HorseFil panels prove quality?

No. The seals are the brand's own claims, and the full label was not supplied to confirm them. They can help you spot a lookalike jar, but they are not test results.

The brand's panels show a set of small seals. Here is what the main ones say, in plain terms. "Registered Facility" describes registration of the factory, not approval of the product. "GMP" stands for good manufacturing practice. "Manufacture in USA" is a claim about where it is made. "Doctor Formulated" names no doctor anywhere we were given, so we cannot verify it.

• Use the seals to compare artwork with the jar you hold.
• Do not treat any seal as proof of what is in a gummy.
• Ask for a lab letter before trusting any site that claims one exists.

You can see every seal with a short note on our testing and quality page.

How do I keep my batch details for later?

Write down the lot, the best-before date and your order ID, and keep them with your order email. They help with refunds, safety reports and reorders.

Batch and jar check: common questions

Sources for this page

1. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Dietary Supplements. Source
2. NIH Office of Dietary Supplements. Dietary Supplements: What You Need to Know. Source