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Thorne Research, Inc.

Thorne Research, Inc.

Thorne Research, Inc., based in Summerville, South Carolina, manufactures and sells dietary supplements, including NSF Certified for Sport products, for health, wellness, and athletic performance. Its products are made in the USA using globally sourced ingredients.www.thorne.com

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Oct 2, 2026

Andrew CampbellGUEST
35:29
Well, let me tell you, there's a lot of these companies that are well-known s- supplement/vitamin companies that have been bought up by large companies.
Andrew CampbellGUEST
35:41
For example, Thorne was a name that was around for 20 years-
Rob SilvermanHOST
35:46
Hmm
Andrew CampbellGUEST
35:46
... or, or so.
Andrew CampbellGUEST
35:47
Thorne Laboratories, and they produce...
Andrew CampbellGUEST
35:50
They now are belong to Nestle.
Rob SilvermanHOST
35:52
Procter & Gamble, yeah.
Jess LapachinskiGUEST
51:46
I always start my day with five grams of creatine in a, a ...
Jess LapachinskiGUEST
51:50
I use Thorne products and-
Michael LeonardHOST
51:51
Mm-hmm
Jess LapachinskiGUEST
51:51
... five grams of creatine and a full, uh, Thorne in about, like, 30, 40 ounces of water.
Jess LapachinskiGUEST
51:57
So.
Michael LeonardHOST
51:57
Nice.
Michael LeonardHOST
51:58
Perfect.
Michael LeonardHOST
51:59
I got ...
Jen HarrisonGUEST
27:55
I'm not a vitamin person.
Jen HarrisonGUEST
27:57
I take Thorne multivitamins, AM and PM, and I'm not one that's obsessed about it, but I just kind of overdid it.
Jen HarrisonGUEST
28:05
And I had some great people reach out to me.
Jen HarrisonGUEST
28:07
It's the best thing about our community.
Randy LarsonGUEST
12:05
And that's where sort of my career kind of exploded.
John HoeftHOST
12:11
Yeah, so that was Thorne Creative, right?
Randy LarsonGUEST
12:13
No, that was US Web CKS, which was March 1st.
Randy LarsonGUEST
12:19
Okay.
John HoeftHOST
16:22
that was later on but a
Randy LarsonGUEST
16:24
you know it i uh That period in my life really inspired me, and I really wanted to end my career at that company.
Randy LarsonGUEST
16:33
Unfortunately, I did move on and had to move on, but they were so great that they allowed me to take a client with me, and that's how I started Thorne.
Randy LarsonGUEST
16:43
So they had this really small little client called 3M, and they did some work with the Post brand and the Scotchgard brand.
Christina BurnsHOST
6:49
If you were to take synthetic iron, the recommended dose is about twenty-seven, um, mg per day.
Christina BurnsHOST
6:55
The Thorne prenatal has that in it, and that would be for somebody without gastric issues.
Christina BurnsHOST
6:59
Otherwise, I'm looking at overall, I'd prefer you to be taking maybe automatically mean better.
Christina BurnsHOST
7:06
So don't choose a prenatal based on capsule count.
Christopher ShadeGUEST
35:39
So now, like say you're getting capsules.
Christopher ShadeGUEST
35:41
you can get Thorne, you can get Pure Encapsulations, Designs for Health, Metagenics, these pro brands where everything is in there and it's all high quality.
Christopher ShadeGUEST
35:51
So start with somebody who's high quality.
Christopher ShadeGUEST
35:53
And then when you want to jump from capsule to high absorption, there's really not a lot of companies doing it.
Doug BopstHOST
32:02
We've seen this as we're recording this.
Doug BopstHOST
32:04
I think it was like last week, we saw Thorne get acquired by Procter & Gamble, and my feed was just inundated with people essentially reacting to it, talking about why Thorne's going to go down the drain, and why would you sell out to Big Pharma? Why would you do this? Why would you do that? And you just saw that the people who are really health-conscious— it seemed like that brand lost their trust overnight.
Doug BopstHOST
32:27
Then you had people coming out and being like, well, you know, they're not going to impact quality, blah, blah, blah.
Doug BopstHOST
32:31
I'm interested to get your opinion.
Doug BopstHOST
34:02
Now back to the
Jeff ByersGUEST
34:03
show.
Jeff ByersGUEST
34:04
First off, Thorne's transaction was incredible and they paved the way for Momentous to exist.
Jeff ByersGUEST
34:12
right? Brands like Thorne are the reason why Momentus can sit in the space that it does, right? Because they brought quality and transparency to a market and they helped build this market while we were building as well.
Sean FrankGUEST
6:32
[laughs] You know what I mean? Now, there are exits.
Sean FrankGUEST
6:34
Thorne just got bought for billions of dollars.
Sean FrankGUEST
6:36
Grune's got bought for billions of dollars.
Sean FrankGUEST
6:37
Dr. Squatch got bought for billions of dollars.
speaker_0HOST
44:12
I really like Juven.
speaker_0HOST
44:13
There's some Thorne supplements with, like, amino acids that-
KendallGUEST
44:17
Mm-hmm
speaker_0HOST
44:17
... we really like.
Steven NedHOST
37:26
You know, recently another popular supplement company sold out to a corporate conglomerate.
Steven NedHOST
37:31
You know, this time it was Thorne, which has been around since 1984.
Steven NedHOST
37:35
They were bought out by Procter & Gamble last month for $3.8 billion.
Steven NedHOST
37:39
Wow.

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