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Salmon PDRN Powder

Actives

$60.95In stock

Usage Rate: Per the lot TDS

Packaging

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ApplicationSerums, ampoules, creams and masks (dissolved in the water phase, cool-down)
AppearanceWhite to off-white powder

Description

Dry PDRN for custom formulas

Salmon PDRN Powder is polydeoxyribonucleotide derived from salmon, supplied as a dry, water-soluble powder. Unlike ready liquids, it lets you choose the exact PDRN level for each product, from light daily serums to concentrated ampoules. It sits with our other cosmetic actives. It is of animal origin and not vegan.

Identity

The supplier safety data sheet lists CAS 100403-24-5. Confirm the INCI on the lot documentation before label printing.

Dissolving and dosing

Sprinkle the powder into distilled water at room temperature under gentle stirring and let it dissolve fully; a slightly viscous premix is normal. Preserve the premix and add it to the batch below 40 °C. Avoid high shear and prolonged heat.

Product concepts

Skin booster serums, ampoules, eye creams, sheet masks and barrier creams sold for a renewed, plump and hydrated look. Compare with our ready liquids such as PDRN Sodium, and for a vegan line choose L-PDRN First Vegan PDRN.

Packs and storage

Sold in 1 g, 5 g and 10 g packs. Keep the container sealed, dry and refrigerated, and weigh with a clean, dry spatula.

Product Specifications

CAS100403-24-5
Usage RatePer the lot TDS
FormPowder
AppearanceWhite to off-white powder
SolubilityWater-soluble
StorageTightly closed, cool and away from light

TDS / CoA available on request. Contact us

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CAS number?

The supplier SDS lists CAS 100403-24-5.

Why choose powder over a PDRN solution?

The powder lets you set your own concentration and avoids paying for water.

How do I add it to a formula?

Dissolve it in distilled water first, then add the premix below 40 °C.