Maca Root and Ashwagandha: the trial-backed anchors
Both ingredients have randomized, placebo-controlled trials behind their respective roles. See our full Maca Root deep dive and Ashwagandha article.
Muira Puama and Catuaba: Amazonian tradition
Both barks have a record of traditional use in Brazilian folk medicine far longer than any clinical trial, brewed as tonics for male vigor for generations.
Tribulus and Horny Goat Weed: Mediterranean and Chinese tradition
Both carry long-standing traditional use in their respective practices. See our Tribulus and Horny Goat Weed article.
L-Arginine and Green Tea Extract: circulation and lift
L-Arginine is the raw material for nitric oxide production. Green Tea Extract contributes catechins and a small, declared share of the caffeine content. See our L-Arginine article.
A transparent, label-forward approach
Soda Horse Peak prints both the proprietary blend total (82mg) and its dry-powder equivalent (approximately 567mg), and declares its 5mg caffeine content separately — a labeling choice the Council for Responsible Nutrition lists as good practice and most competitors skip.
Bottom line
Soda Horse Peak's formula reflects a reasonable, transparent approach combining two trial-backed actives with six traditionally-used botanicals — a defensible ingredient stack for complementing (not replacing) men's vitality habits. See our overall worth-it review for the full picture.