
Thorne
Creatine
NSF Certified for Sport creatine monohydrate: one ingredient, 5 g per scoop, tested for label accuracy and banned substances, at about $0.49 a serving.
Brand profile
Thorne is a U.S. supplement maker founded in 1984 that sells through health-care practitioners, its own website and major retailers. It manufactures in its own facility in Summerville, South Carolina, and many of its products carry NSF certifications, including NSF Certified for Sport. In August 2026 Thorne announced a definitive agreement to be acquired by Procter & Gamble.
Average score
Across 6 products
Testing & quality
Many products are NSF Certified for Sport (listed in NSF's database); others carry NSF Contents Certified status. Thorne states it tests ingredients and finished products for identity, purity, potency and contaminants.

Thorne
NSF Certified for Sport creatine monohydrate: one ingredient, 5 g per scoop, tested for label accuracy and banned substances, at about $0.49 a serving.

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25 mg of chelated iron (Ferrochel bisglycinate) in a small, NSF Certified for Sport capsule; gentler than iron salts for most, but only for people who need iron.

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A small, NSF-certified 15 mg zinc picolinate capsule dosed near the RDA; TikTok-famous for skin anecdotes, and best paired with copper for long-term use.

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Two-capsule, iron-free multi with active B vitamins and chelated minerals, NSF certified; trade-offs are a strong smell and B-vitamin doses far above the DV.

NSF Contents Certified berberine in HCl and phytosome forms. Well made, but the average weight change in trials is about 2 lb and it interacts with many drugs.

Thorne
A well-balanced, NSF Certified for Sport EAA formula with 1.25 g leucine per scoop, but only about 4 g of amino acids for roughly $1.73 a serving.
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