Propel Health ProTeen
Propel Health ProTeen is a whey protein powder for teenagers that we are making at our own facility in Brendale, Queensland. Join the waitlist to hear first when it is ready.
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- Australian grass-fed whey protein
- With partially hydrolysed guar gum, a soluble fibre
- With a Bacillus coagulans culture
- An everyday food for families, to sit alongside normal meals
- Made in Brendale QLD by a family-owned business
Why we are making Propel Health ProTeen
Many teen protein products in Australia are adult supplements with a teen label. We wanted something different for families: a simple whey powder that sits alongside normal meals, with a short ingredient list a parent can read in ten seconds.
The formula is not final yet, so we are not making any claims about it. When it is ready, we will publish the full ingredient list and nutrition panel here before anything goes on sale.
Guides for parents
How much protein do teens need?
The Australian recommended intakes by age, and how easily food covers them. Protein for teens.
Choosing a protein powder
What to look for on the label, and the warning statement to watch for. Protein powder for teenagers.
Food first
Everyday foods and how much protein each serve gives. High protein foods for teenagers.
Questions
What is Propel Health ProTeen?
A whey protein powder for teenagers that we are making at our facility in Brendale, Queensland. It is designed as an everyday food for families.
What will be in it?
The planned formula combines Australian grass-fed whey protein, partially hydrolysed guar gum (a soluble fibre) and a Bacillus coagulans culture. We will publish the final formula and nutrition panel before launch.
When will it be available?
We are aiming for late 2026. Join the waitlist and we will email you as soon as it is ready.
Who is it for?
Teenagers, chosen by their parents, as part of everyday meals. We will state the recommended age range on the label.
Does my teenager need a protein powder?
Most teenagers can get the protein they need from food. A powder can help on busy mornings or for teens who skip meals. See how much protein teens need.