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Sodium DNA

G_SODIUM_DNA
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What does this word mean?

The most common INCI registered name for PDRN on cosmetic ingredient lists.

Expanded note

The INCIDecoder entry for this name lists 50 measured products, making it the primary identity marker for PDRN skincare. Users searching for PDRN on their own ingredient list encounter this name rather than PDRN.

A real example from our data

Not a generic example.

In the site product database the dna_ingredient field is predominantly Sodium Dna across many capitalisation and abbreviation variants.

Related terms

Polydeoxyribonucleotide (PDRN)A mixture of DNA fragments with a molecular weight of 50-1500 kDa whose primary mechanism is activation of the adenosine A2A receptor pathway.Hydrolyzed DNAThe other common registered name for PDRN, describing a partially hydrolysed state.International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI)The global naming standard for cosmetic ingredients, which ingredient lists must follow for both naming and ordering.

Where this term appears

Topical vs Injectable · route →How PDRN Works · PN vs PDRN →
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site alias list (8 entries); INCIDecoder product data
site alias list (8 entries); INCIDecoder product data

Educational reference only. This site does not provide medical advice, treatment courses, injection counts, clinic recommendations or price recommendations.

PDRN is not approved by the FDA for injection or any therapeutic use. Topical and injectable PDRN are parallel facts under different regulatory pathways and must not be directly equated.

PN is not PDRN. Evidence grades are labelled on every factual element; in vitro and animal research is never described as clinical efficacy.