3000+ healthy, natural products, always 35-50% off, delivered free to your door. 15% off your first order. You can search by a variety of different choices such as manufacturer, special diets, made by hand, sourced direct from farmers, certified organic etc. It’s all packaged products you would find at any natural food store, they just cost less. Also personal care products and household cleaners, remedies and supplements. You have to register to look at the site (but it’s free), then with your first purchase you start a free 30-day trial membership. See how much you save, cancel at any time. At the end of the 30 days, it’s $59.95 to shop at Thrive Market for a year, but the idea is you should save much more than that. “We’ve curated the Thrive Market catalog to include each of the top products from hundreds of the leading natural products brands across categories like cooking ingredients, healthy snacks, nutritional supplements, natural home goods, and bath & beauty…What you will find: over 2,500 of the most popular natural products from the very best brands – brands that exude the values of health, sustainability, and premium quality.
Thrive Market
by Debra Lynn Dadd | Mar 5, 2015 | Body Care, Cleaning, Debra's List, Food, Groceries | 2 comments
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Debra –
Hi there! I was recently pointed to your website while reading Clean. I have had a membership to Thrive Market for the past year but find that there are several items within their site that you do not recommend due to some hidden chemicals and/or less than ideal standards (for example: Nature’s Gate toothpaste). Understanding that consumers need to do their research no matter the shopping resource do you feel that the membership and general shopping is overall worth it even if some of the products may not be ideal by your standards?
Thanks!
First let me say that, yes, you do need to always choose for yourself. I recommend sites like Thrive Market because they have a general philosophy to carry natural and nontoxic products. But I can’t control or monitor every product they carry.
Is it worth it to have the membership? It depends on what you buy.
I personally don’t have a membership because I don’t buy packaged food, and the small number of household and personal care items I buy don’t give me savings.
But if you buy what they sell and it saves you money, then the membership would be worthwhile for you.