Recommend food, not a supplement.
An FDA conventional-food program for naturopathic doctors, integrative MDs, sports medicine, and pediatric clinics.
What’s included
A clinical-grade program, not just a wholesale price.
No DSHEA disclaimer
Food classification removes the supplement-aisle caveats. Recommend with the broader latitude FDA gives conventional foods.
Third-party verified, every batch
ORAC 1,605,600 μmol TE per 100g, plus polyphenols and glucosinolates. CoAs published online and indexed by batch.
Clinical one-pagers
Mechanism summary, dosing protocols, ingredient table, citations. Reviewed and signed off by Dr. Rubin.
Free sample kits
Branded kraft kit with sample-size jars and a clinical one-pager. Free, on request, before any commitment.
Inside the facility
The clinical-grade operation behind every jar.
These are the rooms where your patients’ food is grown. No stock photography, no contract farms, just our racks in Scottsdale.







Dr. Dan Rubin, ND FABNO
Formulator · 28+ years clinical practice
From the formulator
This whole-food blend reflects what I recommend in clinical practice: concentrated, certified organic whole-food nutrition, food not a supplement, that addresses the terrain at its root.
Dr. Dan Rubin, ND FABNO · Medical Director, Naturopathic Specialists LLC
Practitioner applications go to Robb Blackaby, our co-founder. He’ll walk you through clinical positioning, dosing, and how the formulations fit your patient population. Free sample kits ship on request.
Apply for an accountPeer-reviewed evidence
Independent science behind every recommendation.
Five of the seven microgreens in TrueMicro were directly assayed in a peer-reviewed study co-authored by USDA Agricultural Research Service scientists. The findings consistently show concentrations of vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin K1, and the carotenoids meaningfully higher than mature-stage counterparts.
Assessment of Vitamin and Carotenoid Concentrations of Emerging Food Products: Edible Microgreens
Zhenlei Xiao, Gene E. Lester, Yaguang Luo, Qin Wang.
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2012, 60, 7644-7651. DOI: 10.1021/jf300459b.
Sample size
25 commercially grown microgreen varieties, 3 replicates each
Funding
USDA-ARS Project 1265-43440-004-00
Methodology
Reverse-phase HPLC with photodiode array detection. Spectrophotometric ascorbic acid assay. Conducted at the USDA Beltsville Agricultural Research Center.
147 mg / 100g
Vitamin C in red cabbage microgreens
6× the concentration of mature red cabbage. 2.4× the daily Estimated Average Requirement.
Xiao 2012, Table 3
127 mg / 100g
Vitamin E in green daikon radish microgreens
Highest of all 25 varieties tested. Tens of times higher than mature spinach.
Xiao 2012, Table 5
10.1 mg / 100g
Lutein + zeaxanthin in cilantro microgreens
11× the concentration in mature cilantro. Critical pigments for macular and retinal health.
Xiao 2012, Table 4
3.1 – 4.1 µg / g
Vitamin K1 in pea tendrils & garnet amaranth
Comparable to or higher than mature broccoli, the most commonly consumed K1 vegetable in the United States.
Xiao 2012, Table 2
Vitamin findings are sourced from the peer-reviewed study above. ORAC, polyphenol and glucosinolate values referenced elsewhere on this site are from independent third-party assay (AzLab) of finished TrueMicro and TrueMyco. The two evidence streams are complementary, not interchangeable.
See the full researchPractitioner pricing
We don’t hide the math. The dispensary margin is yours.
45% off retail, $41 minimum order, mix freely across SKUs. Free sample kit on request before you commit.
TrueMicro
Seven peak-harvest organic microgreens
$75
$41
45% margin
TrueMyco
Microgreens stack with Cordyceps, Chaga, Lion's Mane at 100mg of 10:1 extract each (1,000mg raw equivalent)
$95
$52
45% margin
The Daily Bundle
Both jars, the complete daily protocol
$135
$74
45% margin
Pricing shown is for reference. Final practitioner pricing, payment terms, and shipping are confirmed at account approval. Net-30 terms available after three reorders.
Open an account
Apply for a practitioner account.
Applications are reviewed by Robb Blackaby and the team, usually within one business day. Free sample kits ship on request before you commit.
Questions before you apply?
Schedule a fifteen-minute discovery call. We’ll walk through clinical considerations, dosing, and how the program fits your practice.
