What is
PDRN?

PDRN is short for polydeoxyribonucleotide. In skincare, the term is used for DNA-derived ingredients and fragments. You may also see related words, such as polynucleotides, used in skincare education.

Educational cross-section of skin layers showing a pink topical cream and ingredient markers concentrated in the outer stratum corneum barrier. — Educational illustration: topical skincare meets the outer skin barrier first. It is different from injectable treatments, and formula details matter.

What does this mean for Jas Lab?

For Jas Lab Pink First Edition, our supplier has confirmed that Sodium DNA is in the current formula. We will publish the final ingredient order once the packaging and formula documents are fully aligned.

What does it mean in a routine?

PDRN is an ingredient story—not a promise of instant change. Jas Lab Pink First Edition is designed to be your cream step: apply it after your serum, morning or evening, based on what feels right for your skin.

Why is it interesting?

People are drawn to PDRN skincare for a more considered, modern formula experience. Our Pink First Edition pairs the ingredient story with a soft capsule-cream texture for skin that feels comfortable and cared for.

A clear note from Jas Lab

PDRN research includes many different products and uses, including clinical and injectable treatments. That research does not automatically describe what every topical cream will do. We believe in being clear about what is in our formula and avoiding promises the product has not earned.

If your skin is sensitive or you are trying a new product, patch test first.

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