Growing Years
Dr's Grow UPAM & PM system · NSF Certified for Sport® Prime HeightAlbion® calcium, D3 & K2 · tablets Prime Height PowderDaily drink mix · Lemon Lime or PeachBoneScience® · Dr's Grow UP
An AM & PM nutrition routine for kids and teens.
AM
3 capsules with breakfast —
before the school bus.
PM
3 easy-to-swallow tablets
as the day winds down.
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NSF Certified for Sport®Dr's Grow UP · search “Grow Up” at nsfsport.com
Albion® mineral chelatesChelated minerals by Albion® Minerals (Balchem)
For the growing years · Ages 10–18
One system for the whole day. An AM formula with breakfast, a PM formula before bed.*
NSF Certified for Sport®$149.99 / month
Turn possibility to reality
The science
By the time the teenage growth spurt ends, most of the bone a person will ever have is already built. What goes into the daily routine during these years matters.


The system
Calcium can reduce how much iron the body absorbs when the two are taken together. So Dr's Grow UP keeps them apart.
In full light



Manufactured under21 CFR
Part 111
“Balanced meals come first in the growing years. Supplements fill the small gaps that still remain.”
What's inside
Tap any nutrient to see its form, its amount and where it comes from. Every number matches the manufacturer's Supplement Facts.
Source: manufacturer Supplement Facts (AM 2025-09-10 · PM 2026-05-08). See the full panel →
Routine finder
A quick guide to our formulas. It is not medical advice; ask your doctor about any health condition.
Who is it for?
How active?
What kind of routine?
BoneScience Labs · In development
We are building an at-home test so your routine can start from your own numbers instead of a guess. Starting with adults.
BoneScience Labs is in development and not yet available. No test, price or launch date is offered on this page.
NSF Certified for Sport®Dr's Grow UP*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.