This is the single most common question we see about Stallion Power's formula, so we're giving it a full page rather than a single line in the FAQ.
What's Actually On The Label
Stallion Power's Supplement Facts panel lists one proprietary blend, totaling 82mg, containing nine named ingredients: Muira Puama, Maca, Catuaba, Green Tea Extract, Caffeine, Ashwagandha, L-Arginine, Tribulus Terrestris, and Horny Goat Weed Extract.
What's Not On The Label
How much of that 82mg comes from each individual ingredient. A proprietary blend discloses the total weight and every ingredient by name, but not the per-ingredient breakdown — that's standard practice across much of this supplement category, not unique to Stallion Power.
Why This Matters
Several of these nine ingredients are commonly studied at doses that, on their own, exceed 82mg entirely. Ashwagandha studies often use 300-600mg. L-Arginine studies often use 3,000-6,000mg. If nine ingredients are splitting an 82mg total, none of them can realistically be present at research-matching amounts.
What This Doesn't Mean
It doesn't mean the ingredients are fake or the product does nothing — many of these botanicals have real traditional-use histories, and some research does exist at lower doses too. It means we can't confirm this specific formula matches the studies behind any one ingredient's reputation, and neither can the brand's own marketing, honestly.
Our Position
We'd rather explain this clearly than let a long ingredient list imply more certainty than the label supports. If a fully-dosed, individually-disclosed formula matters more to you than a named-ingredient proprietary blend, that's a reasonable thing to weigh before ordering.
