Teen Vitality^™

Teens have different needs, so they need a different multivitamin

Teens have poor nutritional intake, and yet in the growing stages of life, this is the most important time to ensure your teen is getting the nutrients they need to avoid serious health problems as they get older.

Teen Vitality's formula has the balanced supply of vitamins and minerals that teens need to ensure clear skin, strong teeth and bones, healthy hair and improved eyesight, and importantly, brain function. Improvements with acne and mood swings, concentration and energy levels are a bonus.

Your teen wants these results

Clear, healthy skin

A balanced combination of Omega 3, vitamins A, B-Complex, C, E and zinc gives skin a healthy glow and minimize outbreaks of acne. On several levels they protect skin cells from free-radical damage, regulate the activity of oil glands and strengthen the skin's elasticity.

Brain power

Vitamin C, zinc, magnesium, the B-Complex vitamins and DHA support healthy brain function. Studies have shown that children taking DHA in the form of fish oil improved their academic test scores.

A full head of healthy hair

The iron and the B-Complex vitamins play an important role in the hair growth cycle by stimulating scalp circulation and supplying oxygen to hair follicles as they grow.

Strong bones and teeth

About half of the adult skeleton is formed in the teen years of rapid growth. Vitamins C, D and magnesium ensure peak bone mass and keep gums and teeth healthy.

Sharp vision

Eye health is supported with vitamin A and other antioxidants like vitamin C and E.

Young men and women differ

Males require higher amounts of vitamin A, zinc, B-complex and folic acid to support the intensive bone and muscle development that typically occurs between the ages of 13 and 17.

Females need more vitamin B3 and B6 to counter hormonal changes that occur during adolescence. Our formula meets their increased need for iron. Iron has been linked to young women testing poorly in math, and at Johns Hopkins University, one group of iron-deficient young women given iron supplements, scored higher on a verbal learning test than the group who did not.

You are what you absorb!