Products

All PDRN and DNA skincare products we have collected — 644 products, 314 brands.

01 · Transparency

Source transparency

02 · The table

Product table

Showing 1–50 of 644
PDRN product ingredient table
ProductFormatDNA ingredientDNA rankConcentrationDNA sourceSource link
CreamProcollagen(Sodium Dna) (Hydrolyzed Collagen)
#1 / 4
Inferred ≥1%Salmon
OtherDna
#1 / 6
Inferred ≥1%Salmon
SerumDna (Renovage/​Trepenone)
#1 / 14
Inferred ≥1%Plant
CreamHydrolyzed Dna
#1 / 23
Inferred ≥1%Undisclosed
Toner / LotionHydrolyzed Dna
#1 / 25
Inferred ≥1%Undisclosed
AmpouleSodium Dna (1%)
#1 / 62
1%Brand-labeledSalmon
SerumSodium Dna
#2 / 2
Not determinedUndisclosed
Water-based, unclassifiedDna Sodium Salt (Salmonidae Milt)
#2 / 9
Not determinedSalmon
SerumSodium Dna
#2 / 30
Not determinedSalmon
OtherPDRN
#3 / 3
1%Brand-labeledSalmon
AmpouleSodium Dna(100,000Ppm)
#3 / 5
100,000PpmBrand-labeledSalmon
SerumHydrolyzed Dna
#3 / 6
Not determinedUndisclosed
CleanserSodium Dna
#3 / 21
Not determinedUndisclosed
Water-based, unclassifiedSodium Dna
#3 / 22
Not determinedUndisclosed
SerumDna
#3 / 29
Not determinedUndisclosed
OtherDna
#3 / 29
Not determinedUndisclosed
ExfoliantDna
#3 / 29
Not determinedSalmon
SerumDna
#3 / 30
Not determinedUndisclosed
Sheet MaskSodium Dna (30,000 Ppm)
#3 / 38
30,000 PpmBrand-labeledUndisclosed
AmpouleSodium Dna (30,000 Ppm)
#3 / 39
30,000 PpmBrand-labeledUndisclosed
Water-based, unclassifiedSodium Dna (Salmon Dna)
#3 / 42
Not determinedSalmon
Water-based, unclassifiedDna
#3 / 44
Not determinedUndisclosed
MistSodium Dna(30000Ppm)
#3 / 59
30000PpmBrand-labeledUndisclosed
SerumSodium Dna
#3 / 79
Not determinedUndisclosed
Water-based, unclassifiedHydrolyzed Dna
#4 / 6
Not determinedUndisclosed
Water-based, unclassifiedDna (Pdrn 562,400 Ppm)
#4 / 8
Pdrn 562,400 PpmBrand-labeledMarine
Water-based, unclassifiedSodium Dna
#4 / 12
Not determinedUndisclosed
Water-based, unclassifiedDna
#4 / 15
Not determinedSalmon
SerumSodium Dna
#4 / 21
Not determinedUndisclosed
AmpouleSodium Dna (30,000Ppm)
#4 / 26
30,000PpmBrand-labeledSalmon
AmpouleSodium Dna
#4 / 30
Not determinedSalmon
Water-based, unclassifiedCalcium Dna
#4 / 43
Not determinedUndisclosed
Toner / LotionSodium Dna
#4 / 44
Not determinedUndisclosed
Water-based, unclassifiedSodium Dna (0.3%)
#4 / 47
0.3%Brand-labeledUndisclosed
Water-based, unclassifiedSodium Dna
#4 / 54
Not determinedUndisclosed
CreamHydrolyzed Dna
#4 / 58
Not determinedUndisclosed
Water-based, unclassifiedSodium Dna
#4 / 84
Not determinedUndisclosed
SerumSodium Dna (Pdrn)
#5 / 15
Not determinedSalmon
CreamSodium Dna
#5 / 17
Not determinedUndisclosed
AmpouleSodium Dna
#5 / 18
Not determinedSalmon
SerumHydrolyzed Dna
#5 / 22
Not determinedUndisclosed
OtherHydrolyzed Dna
#5 / 29
Not determinedUndisclosed
SerumSodium Dna
#5 / 29
Not determinedUndisclosed
Water-based, unclassifiedSodium Dna
#5 / 30
Not determinedUndisclosed
AmpouleSodium Dna(20,000Ppm)
#5 / 36
20,000PpmBrand-labeledUndisclosed
AmpouleSodium Dna
#5 / 38
Not determinedUndisclosed
SerumSodium Dna
#5 / 40
Not determinedSalmon
SerumSodium Dna
#5 / 67
Not determinedSalmon
Water-based, unclassifiedDna
#6 / 13
Not determinedUndisclosed
Toner / LotionSodium Dna (Pdrn)
#6 / 14
Not determinedUndisclosed
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03 · Reading guide

How to read this table

Every row is one product, read from its public ingredient list. We capture the list, find the DNA-class ingredient, note its position, and check what the brand itself says about where the DNA comes from. We do not judge the formula — we report what the label does and does not say.

The seven columns

Product

The product name as the source site lists it, with the brand underneath. 644 products from 314 brands.

Format

Product type. Serum, Cream, Ampoule, Water-based, unclassified, Sheet Mask, Toner / Lotion, Cleanser, Other, Sunscreen, Eye Cream, Mist, Exfoliant, Body / Hair, Foundation / Setting Powder.

DNA ingredient

The DNA-class ingredient exactly as the brand spelled it. We do not normalize the spelling, because the spelling is itself information: "Sodium DNA" and "Calcium DNA" are different claims, and 91 products put a concentration inside the ingredient name — "Sodium DNA (30,000 Ppm)". There are 100 distinct spellings in the catalog. An empty cell means no DNA-class ingredient appears in the list at all.

DNA rank

"#2 / 30" means this product's ingredient list has 30 items in total, and the DNA-class ingredient sits at #2 — the second most concentrated thing in the whole list. Regulations require an ingredient list to be written from the highest concentration down (anything at 1% or less may be listed in any order after that point), so the earlier an item appears, the higher its content — that is why "where it ranks" works as a stand-in for content. Rank #1 of 4 means the list has only 4 items and the DNA ranks #1 — the largest ingredient in the product, listed ahead of water, a genuine hero ingredient. It is a position, not a percentage: we only tell you where the DNA ranks, not a number like "3% DNA" — a rank can only compare sizes, and turning it into an exact percentage would not be sound.

Concentration

The number the brand printed, or our best reading of the list — and, more often, the honest "not determined".

  • 93 products print a concentration. We show it verbatim ("30,000 Ppm", "1%", "Pdrn 562,400 Ppm") because ppm, % and ppb are not interchangeable without knowing the product's density.
  • 58 products can be read from the list order alone. 7 are inferred ≥1% and 51 are inferred ≤1%.
  • 428 products stay undetermined. That does not mean low concentration — it means the label gives us no way to tell.
  • 65 products contain no DNA-class ingredient at all.

How the inference works: cosmetic labels must list ingredients in descending order, and anything at 1% or less may be listed in any order after that point. Many formulas include a preservative with a fixed regulatory ceiling — Phenoxyethanol (1.0%), Chlorphenesin (0.3%), Potassium Sorbate (0.6%), Sodium Benzoate (0.5%), Dehydroacetic Acid (0.5%), Methylparaben (0.4%). The first such preservative is the 1% reference point: everything ranked above it is above 1%, everything below it is at or below 1%. 99 products have one. If the DNA is the first ingredient in the list, it is also at least 1%.

Where the ingredient lists come from: third-party product sites, where individual users upload them — not an official filing database. So the list itself may be incomplete: the uploader may have copied it from the brand's marketing copy or from the Korean packaging, and the actual product may contain ingredients the uploaded list does not show.

Because of that, treat every concentration conclusion in this table as a reference only. For anything that matters, go by the Korean/English INCI text printed on the product packaging, the MFDS filing, or the ingredient list provided by the brand — not by this site's parsed page.

DNA source

Where the DNA comes from — Salmon, Plant, Marine — plus a badge for how confident that is.

  • Disclosed (76): the brand's own wording names the source next to the DNA/PDRN claim.
  • INCI-implied (4): only the ingredient name reveals it — "Sodium DNA (Salmon DNA)".
  • Inferred (39): a source word and a DNA ingredient co-occur in the list, but nothing states that the DNA comes from that source. Treat as a lead, not a fact.
  • Undisclosed (460): no source found anywhere.

Three products name a source in their copy while their ingredient list contains no DNA at all — It's Skin ("Plant-based pdrn"), Cellimure ("Salmon dna"), Ava Laboratorium ("Marine DNA"). We keep them in the "No DNA" group, because the claim has no ingredient to attach to.

Source link

The exact page this row was read from. Every row has its own link, so you can check the row yourself before quoting it.

What the expanded row adds

Full ingredient list

The complete list, exactly as captured.

Brand wording

The brand's own sentence about the source.

1% reference point

The preservative used to infer the concentration, its rank, and its regulatory ceiling — the reasoning behind the concentration badge.