Whenever I speak with brand founders, product managers, or professional buyers about new skincare trends, one ingredient keeps coming up again and again: PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide). It’s gaining global attention for its regenerative properties, its connection to clinical aesthetics, and its ability to support anti-aging, healing, and brightening all at once. But what many people don’t realize is that when you see the word “PDRN” on a label or in marketing, it doesn’t always mean the same thing. In fact, there are several different versions of PDRN in the market, and not all of them deliver the same results.

There are four kinds of PDRN ingredients in skincare: authentic salmon-derived Sodium DNA with strong regenerative effects, c-PDRN as a cosmetic-grade alternative, hydrolyzed DNA offering hydration but not true repair, and plant-based “PDRN,” which is largely a marketing concept rather than real DNA.

That’s exactly why I wanted to create this guide. Too often, I see confusion caused by suppliers or brands who promote “PDRN” but are actually using hydrolyzed DNA fragments or even plant extracts rebranded as vegan PDRN. For a skincare brand trying to build credibility, an ecommerce seller looking to launch a bestseller, a clinic searching for science-backed professional products, or a distributor evaluating new opportunities—understanding these differences is absolutely critical.

From what I’ve observed, the skincare industry now recognizes at least four main types of PDRN ingredients: authentic salmon-derived Sodium DNA, cosmetic-grade c-PDRN, generic hydrolyzed DNA, and plant-based marketing concepts. Each of these comes with its own sourcing method, efficacy level, price point, and regulatory considerations. And if you’re building your own product line, choosing the right one will define not only your formulation’s performance but also your brand positioning and trustworthiness in the eyes of consumers.

In this article, I’ll walk you through the four kinds of PDRN ingredients you’re likely to encounter. I’ll explain where they come from, how they work, what they cost, and—most importantly—how to decide which option fits your brand’s goals. By the end, you’ll have a clear, practical understanding of the PDRN landscape, so you can make informed choices whether you’re developing a luxury anti-aging serum, a mid-tier ecommerce line, a professional clinic product, or a wholesale strategy for distribution.

What is PDRN?

When we explain PDRN to our clients, we always start with the basics: PDRN stands for Polydeoxyribonucleotide, a compound made up of DNA fragments that typically range between 50 and 1,500 kilodaltons in size. In cosmetic ingredient lists, you won’t usually see the word “PDRN” itself—you’ll see it listed under its official INCI name, Sodium DNA. That’s the technical way brands identify this ingredient on a product label.

Now, let’s talk about where PDRN comes from. Most authentic PDRN used in skincare today is extracted from salmon sperm cells. The reason salmon is used is because its DNA structure shares a high level of similarity with human DNA. That similarity makes it safe, biocompatible, and highly effective when applied in skin regeneration. While you may see some companies marketing so-called “plant-based PDRN” or generic hydrolyzed DNA, true PDRN refers to these carefully processed salmon DNA fragments. This is the form that has been studied most extensively and linked to powerful skin benefits.

So why do brands and clinics value PDRN so much? From our experience working with formulations, PDRN is one of those rare multi-functional ingredients that addresses both aging and repair at the same time. It is known to stimulate tissue regeneration, making it especially popular in products designed for post-procedure recovery or scar repair. It also activates fibroblasts, which are the cells responsible for producing collagen—so skin looks firmer and smoother over time. On top of that, it helps calm irritation thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties, and it even contributes to a brighter, more even skin tone by suppressing excess melanin production.

What makes PDRN truly fascinating, though, is the way it works at a biological level. The key mechanism is its interaction with the A2A receptor, a type of adenosine receptor found in the skin. When PDRN binds to this receptor, it essentially “flips a switch” inside the cells:

• It reduces inflammation by quieting pathways like NF-κB that normally trigger redness and irritation.
• It stimulates collagen synthesis, which improves elasticity and strengthens the skin barrier.
• It promotes angiogenesis, meaning it helps the skin form new blood vessels to deliver oxygen and nutrients more effectively.
• And importantly, it inhibits melanin production, which helps with pigmentation and creates a more luminous complexion.

We often describe PDRN as a kind of “reset button” for stressed or aging skin. It tells the cells to slow down inflammation, focus on repair, and build a healthier structure underneath. That’s why you’ll find PDRN in so many advanced serums, ampoules, and treatments—especially those marketed for anti-aging, post-treatment recovery, and overall skin rejuvenation.

For us as a manufacturer, understanding what PDRN really is—and being able to distinguish authentic Sodium DNA from lower-quality alternatives—is critical. When our clients ask about PDRN, we don’t just describe it as an “anti-aging ingredient.” We explain the science, the sourcing, and the mechanism so that their brands can market it with full confidence and transparency.

The 4 Types of PDRN Ingredients in the Market

When we guide our clients through the world of PDRN, one of the first things we explain is that not every ingredient marketed as “PDRN” is the same. There are four main categories you’ll see in skincare products, and each one has a very different story in terms of source, processing, effectiveness, and how brands should position it. Let us walk you through them step by step.

Authentic PDRN (Sodium DNA from Salmon)

When we say “authentic PDRN,” we mean the real thing: Sodium DNA extracted from salmon or trout sperm cells. This is the form that has been most studied and most trusted in both medical aesthetics and high-end cosmetics. The extraction involves precise enzymatic cutting and purification to preserve the DNA fragments in a size range that makes them biologically active. Because the molecular integrity is maintained, this version of PDRN delivers the strongest regenerative effects.

From our experience, authentic PDRN is the gold standard. It is clinically recognized for deep skin regeneration, strong anti-inflammatory action, collagen synthesis, and accelerated tissue repair. Brands that want to launch products in the premium category—especially those inspired by medical-grade treatments—usually choose this type. It’s not the cheapest option, but it is the one that provides the most credibility and the clearest results for end users. For us, whenever a client is serious about building a high-performance anti-aging or post-treatment recovery product, authentic PDRN is where the conversation starts.

c-PDRN (Cosmetic-Grade PDRN Fragments)

The second category is c-PDRN, which we sometimes describe to clients as the “accessible version” of PDRN. It comes from the same salmon DNA source, but the processing is different. Instead of being extracted to medical standards, it undergoes simplified purification and more fragmentation, which lowers the purity and activity level compared to authentic PDRN.

Now, does that make it ineffective? Not at all. c-PDRN still provides skin repair, collagen support, and anti-inflammatory benefits. The difference is that the results are not as dramatic or as clinically validated as the authentic version. For many private label brands, though, c-PDRN strikes a great balance: it allows them to carry the PDRN claim, deliver visible improvements, and keep production costs in check. We often recommend c-PDRN for mid-tier brands or for products where the target consumer values performance but also needs affordability. It gives you the story of PDRN without the same price tag as the medical-grade version.

Hydrolyzed DNA (Generic DNA Fragments)

Then we have hydrolyzed DNA, which is where things can get a bit tricky. This ingredient is made by breaking down DNA from various sources—not always salmon—through enzymatic or acid hydrolysis. The result is a mixture of small, uneven DNA fragments. While hydrolyzed DNA can offer hydration and mild antioxidant properties, it does not have the same regenerative mechanism as PDRN. That’s because the molecular integrity that gives authentic PDRN its power is largely lost in the process.

Here’s where we see a risk: in the market, some cheaper products will list hydrolyzed DNA but still promote themselves as “PDRN skincare.” That creates confusion, and if your brand leans on that kind of labeling, it can backfire with savvy consumers or regulatory checks. From our perspective as a manufacturer, hydrolyzed DNA can still play a role in cosmetic formulations—it works as a supportive moisturizing or antioxidant ingredient—but we would never position it as a true replacement for PDRN. Transparency matters here, and we always encourage our clients to market it honestly.

Plant-Based “PDRN” (Marketing Concept)

The last type is the most misleading: so-called plant-based PDRN. You may have seen products advertised as “ginseng PDRN,” “green tea PDRN,” or even “rose PDRN.” The reality is that plants simply do not produce nucleotides equivalent to salmon DNA. What’s actually inside these products are plant extracts or ferment lysates, often rich in polyphenols, saponins, or antioxidants. Those compounds can certainly be beneficial—they may brighten skin, soothe inflammation, or protect against free radicals—but they are not PDRN.

We view this as more of a marketing strategy than a scientific reality. Brands use the “PDRN” label to ride the wave of the ingredient’s popularity, but the effect comes from the plant properties, not from DNA repair. The risk is that if consumers or professionals discover that the claim is exaggerated, it can damage brand trust. That’s why we always advise clients: if you want to use plant extracts, market them for what they are. Don’t rely on calling them “PDRN” unless you’re prepared for skeptical questions.

As a private label manufacturer, we spend a lot of time educating our clients about these four categories. Why? Because the type of PDRN you choose directly impacts how your product performs, how it can be marketed, and how it will be perceived in the market. Authentic PDRN is premium and credible, c-PDRN is accessible and cost-effective, hydrolyzed DNA is basic but not regenerative, and plant-based PDRN is essentially a branding story.

When you understand these differences, you can make the right call for your brand—whether that means launching a premium regenerative serum with authentic PDRN, building a mid-tier line with c-PDRN, or avoiding the risks of misleading claims with hydrolyzed or plant-based substitutes.

How Do These 4 Compare?

When we explain PDRN to our clients, we often find that people assume “PDRN is just PDRN.” But in reality, the market is full of different variations of DNA-based ingredients that get marketed under the same name. Some are genuine and clinically supported, while others are diluted or simply marketing spins. That’s why we always walk our clients through a side-by-side comparison—because once you see the differences, it becomes clear which direction is right for your brand.

We’ve put together this comparison table so you can quickly understand how each type of PDRN ingredient is defined by its INCI name, source, extraction process, benefits, activity strength, regulatory standing, and price positioning. This overview helps brands like yours choose not just what’s affordable, but also what aligns with your market positioning and customer expectations.

PDRN Ingredient Comparison Table

Type	INCI	Source	Extraction	Benefits	Activity Level	Regulatory	Price / Positioning
Authentic PDRN	Sodium DNA	Salmon or trout sperm DNA	Precise enzymatic cutting, high-purity extraction	Deep regeneration, collagen repair, strong anti-inflammatory, pigmentation control	★★★★★	Cosmetics & medical aesthetics	High cost – premium, medical-grade inspired lines
c-PDRN (Cosmetic Grade)	Sodium DNA	Salmon sperm DNA (lower purity)	Simplified purification, fragmented DNA	Skin repair, collagen support, moderate anti-inflammatory	★★★★	Cosmetics only	Mid-range cost – good balance of performance & affordability
Hydrolyzed DNA	Hydrolyzed DNA	Various organisms, not always salmon	Enzyme/acid hydrolysis, uneven fragments	Hydration, mild antioxidant support, weak regenerative effect	★★	Cosmetics only	Low cost – supportive role, not a true hero ingredient
Plant-Based “PDRN”	Botanical extract or ferment (e.g. ginseng, green tea, rose)	Plants	Plant extraction or fermentation, no DNA equivalence	Antioxidant, soothing, concept-driven “vegan PDRN”	★	Cosmetics only	Low–medium cost – marketing story, not scientifically equivalent

What We See in Practice

From our perspective as a manufacturer, authentic PDRN is the version that sets the benchmark. It’s the one that actually delivers what most brands are promising—real tissue repair, stimulation of collagen, anti-inflammatory benefits, and even pigment control. It’s also the most expensive, but when a client wants to create a premium serum or a medical-inspired repair ampoule, this is where we advise them to invest. It gives your brand credibility and aligns you with the products consumers trust most.

c-PDRN is what we usually recommend when a client needs to tell the PDRN story but doesn’t want to price their products at the very top of the market. It’s still salmon-derived Sodium DNA, just in a lower-purity, cosmetic-grade form. You still get good repair and collagen support, but at a lower cost, which makes it attractive for mid-tier private label brands. We see this as a cost-effective compromise—not as strong as authentic PDRN, but strong enough to justify positioning your product as PDRN-based skincare.

Hydrolyzed DNA is where many brands run into trouble. On paper, it looks like DNA, but the reality is that it’s just a mix of small fragments from different sources. It hydrates and gives mild antioxidant support, but it doesn’t regenerate skin the way PDRN does. Unfortunately, we’ve seen it marketed as “PDRN” in cheaper products, which can damage trust once consumers realize it’s not the real thing. In our experience, hydrolyzed DNA should be used as a secondary ingredient, not as the hero. It’s useful, but it doesn’t carry the same weight as Sodium DNA.

Plant-based PDRN is, quite honestly, the biggest marketing gimmick. We’ve seen “green tea PDRN,” “ginseng PDRN,” and even “rose PDRN” show up in the market, but scientifically, plants don’t produce DNA that works like salmon-derived PDRN. What you’re really getting are polyphenols, antioxidants, or ferments with soothing benefits. Those are nice on their own—but they are not PDRN. As we often tell clients: if you want to use these extracts, market them honestly. Don’t call them PDRN, because savvy customers and regulators will catch on, and the long-term cost is a loss of brand credibility.

Our Recommendation for Brands

What we want our clients to take away is simple: not all PDRN is created equal, and your choice directly impacts your brand story.

• If you want premium positioning and clinical credibility, authentic PDRN is the right investment.
• If you need a good balance of performance and cost, c-PDRN is a practical option.
• If your goal is just hydration and antioxidant support, hydrolyzed DNA can play a supporting role—but don’t confuse it with PDRN.
• And if you’re tempted by plant-based PDRN, treat it as a storytelling ingredient, not a scientific one.

At Metro Private Label, we help brands navigate these choices so you don’t fall into the trap of overpromising and underdelivering. By being transparent about which version of PDRN you’re using, you can build trust with your customers and position your products exactly where they belong in the market.

Key Benefits of Authentic PDRN in Skincare

When we talk about authentic PDRN with our clients, we always make it clear: this isn’t just another “trendy” skincare active. Authentic PDRN, also known by its INCI name Sodium DNA, is one of the few ingredients that has been researched for both medical and cosmetic use. It doesn’t just sit on the surface of the skin—it interacts with cells in a way that promotes healing, regeneration, and long-term anti-aging benefits. That’s why we consider it a cornerstone ingredient for premium private label brands. Let us walk you through the key benefits of authentic PDRN, and why these matter if you are building a high-performance skincare line.

Wrinkle & Fine Line Reduction

One of the first things consumers expect from a high-end serum or ampoule is visible wrinkle reduction. Authentic PDRN helps with this by stimulating fibroblast activity, the cells responsible for producing collagen and elastin. Over time, this stimulation strengthens the skin’s structure, so fine lines soften and wrinkles appear less deep. Unlike surface-only ingredients, PDRN works at a cellular level, making its anti-aging effect more long-lasting. For our clients, this benefit is crucial because it allows them to position PDRN products as effective solutions for visible signs of aging, not just temporary skin smoothers.

Acne Scar Healing

We’ve also seen how PDRN supports the healing of acne scars, which is a major pain point for many skincare consumers. Because authentic PDRN accelerates tissue repair and regeneration, it doesn’t just calm redness around scars—it actually helps remodel the damaged skin. This means that over consistent use, scars can look softer, smoother, and less noticeable. For private label brands, this is a powerful story: you can market your PDRN-based product as not only anti-aging but also as a post-acne recovery treatment, appealing to a younger demographic as well.

Collagen Stimulation

Collagen loss is the root cause behind sagging, dullness, and premature wrinkles. Authentic PDRN addresses this by directly stimulating collagen synthesis through its action on the A2A receptor pathway. What this means for the skin is improved firmness, better elasticity, and a more youthful appearance. We often highlight this to clients because collagen stimulation is a clear, easy-to-communicate claim that resonates with customers. From a brand perspective, being able to say your product is clinically inspired and collagen-boosting can immediately elevate its perceived value.

Tissue Repair and Regeneration

What really makes PDRN stand out compared to other actives is its regenerative property. By encouraging angiogenesis (the creation of new blood vessels) and improving cellular metabolism, PDRN helps skin recover from damage faster. This is why it is often used in post-procedure products in clinics, where patients want quicker healing after treatments like lasers or peels. For private label brands, this opens up the opportunity to create professional-grade repair products that can be marketed to both retail consumers and aesthetic clinics. We always emphasize to our partners: when you use authentic PDRN, you’re not just selling skincare—you’re selling recovery and renewal.

Improved Elasticity & Hydration

Skin that lacks bounce and hydration often looks older than it really is. Authentic PDRN supports both by improving skin barrier function and helping the skin retain more water. The result is skin that feels more supple, smoother to the touch, and visibly healthier. From our perspective, this dual effect—elasticity plus hydration—makes PDRN products especially attractive for all-in-one anti-aging solutions. Brands that want to target dryness, dullness, and loss of firmness can highlight these results in their positioning.

Brightening & Pigmentation Improvement

Another important benefit of authentic PDRN is its ability to improve pigmentation. By inhibiting melanin production and reducing the activity of enzymes like tyrosinase, PDRN helps fade dark spots and prevent new ones from forming. This leads to a more even, radiant complexion. For us, this is where PDRN shows its versatility—it can be marketed not only for anti-aging but also for brightening and tone-correcting skincare. This dual function gives brands more flexibility in how they design their product claims, especially in markets where consumers want both anti-aging and whitening/brightening effects in one formula.

Why These Benefits Make a Difference for Brands

From our perspective as a manufacturer, the real value of PDRN lies in the fact that it offers multiple benefits at once. Instead of being limited to a single claim, you can position a PDRN serum or ampoule as anti-aging, regenerative, brightening, hydrating, and scar-repairing. That’s why we see PDRN as a “hero ingredient” for brands looking to differentiate themselves in competitive markets.

We always remind our clients: using authentic PDRN means you’re not just following a trend—you’re building your brand around a scientifically supported ingredient with real, noticeable results. That creates trust with your customers, which translates into repeat purchases and long-term loyalty. At Metro Private Label, our role is to help you source authentic Sodium DNA, build compliant formulations, and design products that highlight these powerful benefits in a way that resonates with your target audience.

Why This Matters for Private Label Brands

When we discuss PDRN with our clients, we always emphasize that this ingredient is more than a scientific trend—it’s a business decision that can define your brand’s reputation, pricing strategy, and long-term positioning. In today’s market, customers are smarter, regulators are stricter, and competition is stronger. That means the way you handle authenticity, positioning, cost, and compliance with PDRN will determine whether your private label brand is trusted or overlooked. Let us break this down clearly, based on what we’ve seen with our own clients.

Authenticity: Why Consumers Are Catching the Difference

Over the past few years, we’ve noticed that the beauty market has gone through a major shift. Consumers, especially those shopping for anti-aging and professional-grade products, are no longer just buying into marketing slogans—they’re reading ingredient lists, researching on forums, and even asking dermatologists about formulations. Professionals in clinics are even more critical; they know the difference between Sodium DNA (authentic PDRN) and ingredients like Hydrolyzed DNA or plant extracts that are often disguised as “PDRN.”

This is why authenticity matters so much. If you launch a product with “fake PDRN” and your customers discover the truth, you risk not just losing sales but also damaging your brand’s trust permanently. On the other hand, when you use authentic PDRN, you can proudly highlight that your brand offers real, clinically recognized regenerative skincare. That story is powerful, and it resonates with consumers who are actively looking for brands that are transparent and reliable. In our experience, brands that get authenticity right build stronger loyalty and higher long-term value.

Positioning: How the Right PDRN Shapes Your Brand Image

For us, PDRN is not just an ingredient—it’s a positioning tool. Authentic PDRN allows you to stand out in the premium skincare space. It gives you the authority to say your products are medical-inspired, results-driven, and backed by science. This appeals strongly to both retail consumers and professional markets, where credibility is everything.

At the same time, not every brand wants to play only in the luxury segment. Some clients choose c-PDRN, the cosmetic-grade option, to make PDRN skincare accessible at a lower price point. This allows them to compete in mid-tier markets while still delivering measurable repair and anti-aging benefits. The important part is that you know where your brand sits and that you position it honestly. In our work, we’ve seen that transparency—whether you choose authentic PDRN or c-PDRN—is what ultimately makes your brand look credible in the eyes of your customers.

Cost Control: Making Smart Ingredient Decisions

We understand that building a private label brand is always a balancing act between performance and budget. Authentic PDRN is more expensive because of the complex extraction and purification process, while c-PDRN offers a more affordable alternative with slightly lower activity. Hydrolyzed DNA and plant-based versions are cheaper still, but they come with trade-offs in performance and brand reputation.

What we do with our clients is help them analyze these cost differences upfront. For example, if your brand is targeting premium customers, the extra cost of authentic PDRN is justified because it allows you to charge a higher price and deliver results that back it up. But if you are building a mid-market line, c-PDRN might be the smarter choice, giving you the right story without overspending. By mapping out these decisions clearly, we make sure our partners don’t just pick an ingredient—they choose a strategy that matches their positioning and profit goals.

Compliance: Getting Labels and Regulations Right the First Time

Another area where we see brands stumble is compliance. Using PDRN in a formula is one thing—but labeling it correctly and meeting international regulations is another. For example, in the EU, authentic PDRN must be listed as Sodium DNA on the INCI list. Hydrolyzed DNA has its own designation, and plant extracts can’t be disguised as “PDRN” without risking regulatory action. In the US, FDA oversight is increasing, especially when brands make anti-aging or regenerative claims. And in Asia, from Korea to China, compliance is becoming stricter every year.

When we work with clients, we don’t just hand over a formula. We make sure they understand how to label it correctly, what paperwork (like CPNP, CPSR, or FDA documentation) is required, and how to avoid common mistakes that can lead to delays or fines. This is not just about legal compliance—it’s about protecting your brand reputation. If your label doesn’t match your claims, savvy consumers and competitors will call it out. By getting this right, you demonstrate professionalism and reliability from day one.

Our Takeaway for Brands

From our perspective, the choice of PDRN ingredient is not just a technical detail—it’s a defining moment for your brand. Authenticity shows your customers you are trustworthy. Positioning determines whether you compete in the premium or accessible segment. Cost control ensures your product is profitable and sustainable. And compliance protects you in every market you want to enter.

At Metro Private Label, we see our role as more than a manufacturer—we’re a guide helping you navigate these complex choices. When you choose to develop a PDRN skincare line with us, you’re not just getting a formula. You’re getting a brand strategy backed by science, compliance, and market insight. That’s what makes the difference between launching just another product and creating a line that truly stands out.

Metro Private Label: Helping You Launch Authentic PDRN Products

When we partner with clients who want to create a PDRN-based skincare line, we know the journey doesn’t start with a formula—it starts with trust. There are too many products in the market today that promote “PDRN” while using weak substitutes like hydrolyzed DNA or even plant extracts rebranded as “vegan PDRN.” That’s why our first promise is simple: at Metro Private Label, we only work with authentic Sodium DNA, the true form of PDRN that delivers the regenerative benefits customers expect. We have built strong supplier relationships and a rigorous sourcing process to make sure that every ingredient we use is reliable, traceable, and compliant with international cosmetic standards.

We also understand that every brand is at a different stage of growth. Some of our partners are first-time founders or small startups, looking for a way to test the market without locking themselves into massive inventory. For them, we provide low MOQ solutions that allow experimentation and flexibility. On the other hand, we also work with established beauty brands and retail chains who need large-scale production. For these clients, we ensure smooth scaling while maintaining consistency, stability, and efficiency across thousands of units. By working with us, you get the confidence that your supply chain will grow with you, no matter your starting point.

One of the most overlooked parts of developing a PDRN product is compliance. As a manufacturer, we’ve seen how easily brands can stumble when their ingredient lists or claims don’t match regulatory standards. That’s why we provide our clients with transparent labeling guidance and full documentation support. Whether you need EU CPNP registration, a CPSR safety assessment, or FDA OTC documentation for the US market, we ensure your product is properly prepared. We also advise on labeling for Asia and Middle Eastern markets, where regulations can be just as strict. By handling compliance correctly from the start, we help your brand avoid costly delays or reputation risks, while also giving you a professional edge when expanding internationally.

Another way we add value is through our custom formulation expertise. We don’t just give you PDRN—we help you design synergistic formulas that maximize its impact. For example, combining authentic PDRN with hyaluronic acid provides powerful hydration and plumping. Adding niacinamide helps brighten the complexion and strengthen the skin barrier. Introducing bioactive peptides further enhances collagen synthesis and skin repair. These carefully designed combinations create products that don’t just claim to be anti-aging—they deliver multi-functional performance that customers can actually see and feel. From our perspective, this layered formulation strategy is what turns a product from “just another serum” into a flagship hero SKU for your brand.

We also recognize that launching a new product line is a big step, and our role goes beyond just manufacturing. We see ourselves as a partner who helps you align the science, the marketing story, and the compliance framework so that everything is consistent from the inside out. Whether you want to position your PDRN line as a premium clinic-inspired collection or a mid-tier accessible anti-aging range, we tailor the support to match your vision. Our goal is to give you the tools, insights, and products that help your brand grow—not just for one launch, but for the long term.

If you’re exploring the idea of creating your own PDRN skincare line, now is the perfect time to take the next step. The demand for regenerative and clinically inspired skincare is growing rapidly worldwide, and early adopters are already gaining market share. At Metro Private Label, we are ready to help you turn that idea into a market-ready product with authentic ingredients, professional compliance, and custom formulations designed for real results.

👉 Request a formulation guide or sample from us today, and let’s explore together how we can help you launch your own authentic PDRN line.