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The Horse Boost blog explains the questions behind the label: how a proprietary blend hides eight of its nine amounts, what 5 mg of caffeine is doing in a vitality gummy, and how to read a men’s supplement panel honestly. Every post is dated and sourced.
Latest articles
Plain-language reads on how to read a proprietary blend, what extract ratios and “dry powder equivalents” really mean, and what the gummy format costs you. Each one is written by the Horse Boost Team and dated.
September 11, 2026How to Read a Proprietary Blend
What a proprietary blend hides, the two things it still tells you, how to work out an ingredient’s ceiling, and when a blend is a reason to put the bottle down.
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September 15, 2026Extract Ratios and “Dry Powder Equivalents”, Explained
What a 10:1 extract ratio means, why “567 mg of dry powders” describes raw material rather than active compound, and what standardisation tells you instead.
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September 22, 2026Gummies vs Capsules: What the Sweet Format Costs You
Why gummies hold less active ingredient than capsules, what the sugar adds up to, why they degrade faster, and when the format is still the right choice.
Read the article →What we write about
The Horse Boost blog covers the questions buyers ask most about the label: how to read a proprietary blend, what extract ratios and “dry powder equivalents” really mean, and what the gummy format costs you. We link to real sources, and we say when the evidence is thin.
| Topic | Article |
|---|---|
| How to read a proprietary blend | How to Read a Proprietary Blend |
| Extract ratios and dry powders | Extract Ratios and “Dry Powder Equivalents”, Explained |
| Gummies vs capsules | Gummies vs Capsules: What the Sweet Format Costs You |

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