Skin repair & barrier protocols
Nucleotide actives are positioned for repair rather than volume.
Nucleotide-based regenerative solutions — PN and PDRN listed and specified as distinct categories.
Polynucleotide (PN) and polydeoxyribonucleotide (PDRN) regenerative solutions for skin quality and repair protocols, supplied with OEM and private label support.
Application areas
Match the treatment area to the product property that makes it suitable, then confirm the specification against your protocol.
Nucleotide actives are positioned for repair rather than volume.
Vial-count configurations support repeat-session scheduling.
A combined PDRN and exosome option pairs two active categories.
Repair-positioned products suit clinic recovery protocols.
The category extends a regenerative portfolio beyond biostimulators.
Selection guide
Clarify whether you need PN (polynucleotide) or PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) — they are distinct categories and should be positioned separately.
Confirm the concentration and vial count per box, as regenerative protocols are typically multi-vial courses.
Decide between a standalone PN/PDRN product and a combined PDRN + exosome formulation.
Check the documentation set available for your market before committing to a launch.
Procurement
Documentation basis
This category is not covered by the published quality management certificates, which state a scope covering cross-linked hyaluronic acid dermal filler gel and medical sodium hyaluronate gel. Available documents vary by product and destination market.
Request documentation for this categoryBefore you order
Work through these points before placing a first order. Each one maps to a field on the technical specification sheet.
Regulatory
PN (polynucleotide) and PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) are regulated differently across markets, and the position differs from market to market. Establish the classification for your destination market before ordering.
Buyer questions
No. PN (polynucleotide) and PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) are separate product categories with different molecular characteristics. They should be listed, specified and described as distinct products rather than as synonyms.
Yes, subject to the formulation and packaging configuration. Contact us with the product and market you are targeting to confirm availability and MOQ.
A combined PDRN and exosome format is available. Confirm the exact composition and configuration on the specification sheet for the SKU you are considering.
Recommended reading
Clinical Science
In supplier catalogues, on price lists, and in quotation emails, PN and PDRN are routinely written as though they were the same material. They are not. They are two different categories of nucleic-acid-derived product, and a supplier who treats them as synonyms is telling you something about how carefully they document everything else.
Clinical Science
Exosome and PDRN products are frequently presented side by side in supplier catalogs as though they were two versions of the same thing. They are not. They differ in what they are, how they are classified by regulators, and — most importantly for buyers — what documentation you can legitimately hold when you import them.
Private label
Logo, retail box, label, leaflet and blister paper can be customized on this range. MOQ and lead time depend on the formulation and packaging combination you choose.
Request for quotation
Direct response with technical specifications, tiered quotation and country-specific documentation status.