Stallion Power Ingredients
Stallion Power names nine ingredients clearly, with L-Arginine and Ashwagandha as the strongest-evidenced choices.
Individual amounts within the 82mg blend are not disclosed.
Nine named ingredients, grouped in one blend total
Stallion Power names all nine ingredients clearly. L-Arginine and Ashwagandha stand out as the most genuinely well-evidenced choices in this specific formula.
All 9 ingredients, one by one
L-Arginine
An amino acid the body uses to produce nitric oxide, with reasonable research tied to circulation and blood flow.
Ashwagandha
A well-studied adaptogen with reasonable evidence for supporting stress response and general vitality.
Maca Extract
A Peruvian root with a reasonable body of research for supporting libido, though evidence for direct hormone changes is more mixed.
Green Tea Extract
Reasonably well-studied for general antioxidant and metabolic support, though not specifically for male performance outcomes.
Horny Goat Weed Extract (Epimedium)
Contains icariin, with some mechanistic research on blood flow, but direct human trial evidence for performance outcomes remains thin.
Tribulus Terrestris
A widely marketed men's herb, but clinical evidence for raising testosterone in healthy men specifically is generally weak and inconsistent.
Muira Puama Extract
An Amazonian botanical known as "potency wood" in traditional use, with thin direct clinical evidence.
Catuaba Extract
A traditional Brazilian botanical with very thin direct clinical evidence for this specific use.
Caffeine (5mg)
A trivial amount compared to a typical cup of coffee (80-100mg); included primarily for a mild energy lift rather than a meaningful stimulant effect.
Why the missing individual doses matter
The label groups all nine ingredients into a single 82mg proprietary blend total (roughly equivalent to 567mg of dry powder), confirmed via the brand's own posted Supplement Facts panel. Without individual amounts, we cannot compare specific doses to the research behind ingredients like L-Arginine or Ashwagandha, or know how much of the formula is made up of the less-evidenced botanicals.
A note on inconsistent third-party listings
One less-reliable third-party source we found listed a somewhat different ingredient set for this product, adding Fenugreek, Tongkat Ali and L-Citrulline, and framing the formula around three different pathways. This does not match the ingredient list confirmed against the brand's own Supplement Facts panel by multiple independent sources, which we've relied on here instead. This kind of inconsistency across third-party listings is worth knowing about, even if it doesn't change our overall assessment.
Why we won't guess
We are not going to fabricate individual milligram amounts we cannot verify. If you have known allergies, take medication, or are managing a health condition, talk to a doctor or pharmacist before starting, and consider contacting the brand directly for exact ingredient amounts before you order.
