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Lunaire Tells Buyers Its PDRN Serum Is Not an Injection, Then Tells Them What It Is

The product page for the $56 serum states that the published research on PDRN comes from clinics, where it is injected, and then describes what a serum used twice a day is built for.

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MIAMI, FL, September 26, 2026. Lunaire (lunaire.life), a skincare and supplement company in Miami, Florida, sells its PDRN Skin Longevity Serum on a product page that states the limit of the product it is selling.

PDRN, polydeoxyribonucleotide, is a salmon-derived polynucleotide that reached skincare from clinics, where it is injected. The Lunaire product page says so. It reads: "PDRN is a large molecule, and most of the published research on it comes from clinics, where it is injected. We are not going to imply a serum does the same thing. We would rather tell you that than sell you a diagram."

The page then says what the serum is for: "A clinic appointment is something you do a few times a year. This is something you do twice a day, for months, in the sixty seconds you already spend on your face. Consistency is the only mechanism a topical has, and it is the one a serum is built for."

The serum contains twelve ingredients, among them polydeoxyribonucleotide, acetyl hexapeptide-8 and sodium hyaluronate. It is a cosmetic, sold for $56, and one bottle lasts about thirty days. The page prints a figure from the current lot's certificate: pH 5.9, inside a specification of 5.5 to 6.0.

Skin Notes, the company's journal, carries an article on PDRN serum against PDRN injection. It is free to read at lunaire.life.

The page: PDRN Skin Longevity Serum.

About Lunaire

Lunaire (lunaire.life) is a skincare and supplement company in Miami, Florida, founded in 2026. Its line is Limits included: every product page states what that formula cannot do. Its PDRN serum page tells the reader that the research on PDRN comes from injections, and that a serum is a different thing. Its magnesium page prints what the lot measured beside what the label claims. Subscriptions are skipped, paused or cancelled from the account page, with no minimum term.

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Written and published by Lunaire, which sells the products described. General information about skin and supplements, not medical advice, and not a substitute for talking to your own doctor. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.