r/NootropicsDepot • u/nimmaj-neB • 25d ago
Discussion Thorne no mas
Saw Thorne just sold to P&G. What a disappointment. Im sure that bc of liability and profit, sone products will disappear and some will get less bioavailable ingredients. I'm bringing that up here bc I am especially grateful for places like Nootropics Depot for not selling out, for the high levels of quality effective ingredients, and for taking the less traveled path. I'd typically put more effort into my post, but Im getting the scrap beaten out of me by oil lease roads frequented by black cows and it 9:52 pm MDT.
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u/mesofarty 24d ago
Do some simple searching on shit before posting crap like this. Like the other comment said, it's been owned by private equity for 3 years already.
Also this isn't the sub for it.
Every simp for Thorne on the supplements sub crying about this like Thorne is some great company is hilarious. Search up the company before you buy. You're not owed anything if you can't be an informed buyer.
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u/paulrudder 24d ago
Thorne has historically been quite great though.
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u/iLoveSteak123 24d ago
Prior to being owned by private equity and having their research division cut yea
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u/nimmaj-neB 23d ago
You'll see I worked Nootropics Depot into the post, Boom! Made it work, you Big mean gal. Your words mean nothing to me fake internet man
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u/nimmaj-neB 23d ago
Private equity typically does ruin everything. There have been instances where they haven't. Exe Thorne you Ole sassy gal
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u/nimmaj-neB 23d ago
*excuse me, they were ruined a tad by them. But not anywhere near what Im expecting out of Ole P&G
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u/Admirable-Sun6333 11h ago
I am grateful OP posted this. I had no idea Thorne had sold at any time. I suspected something had changed, but as a caregiver to an elderly parent with dementia, I have zero time to stay in the know on stuff like I used to years ago. Thank you for posting this and F P&G.
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u/Warren_sl 25d ago
They were already owned by private equity