Soda Horse Ingredients
Soda Horse's brand page does not publish a specific ingredient panel anywhere we could find.
Independent reviewers commonly report a proprietary blend, but we could not verify it directly against the brand's own page.
What the brand's own page states
Soda Horse's official materials describe the formula only in general terms — energy, stamina and vitality support — without naming individual active ingredients or amounts anywhere we could find.
What independent reviewers commonly report
Several independent, unaffiliated review sites converge on a similar proprietary blend, totaling roughly 82mg per gummy. We present it below for context, but it remains unconfirmed by the brand's own official page.
The reported blend, one ingredient at a time
Muira Puama
A Brazilian botanical with a long history of traditional use for male vitality, most commonly cited by independent reviewers.
Maca
An Andean root vegetable commonly used for energy and stamina; human studies typically use 1.5 to 3g daily, well above what a small proprietary blend could plausibly contain.
Green Tea Extract
A widely studied botanical, commonly included in energy-focused formulas.
Caffeine (5mg)
The one ingredient with a specifically stated amount, a small fraction of a typical cup of coffee.
Ashwagandha
An adaptogen with real human trials behind it, associated with stress-response support.
L-Arginine
An amino acid tied to circulation support in some formulas.
Tribulus Terrestris
A traditional botanical commonly included in male vitality blends.
Horny Goat Weed
A traditional botanical long used in wellness practices for vitality support.
Why this gap matters
Without the brand's own confirmation, we cannot independently verify these ingredients are actually in your bottle, or in what amount. Treat the list above as third-party reporting, not a verified label. Read how the formula is meant to work next.
