Compare Products

Put two to four PDRN products side by side. We compare what the labels actually prove — not what the brands say is in them.

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Search the full product database. Slots three and four appear once the first two are filled.

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The database holds 644 rows but 613 distinct products. Where a product has more than one record, the picker groups them under one entry and discloses the disagreement.

Side by side

The comparison table

One row per dimension, one column per product. Every value comes from the selected record; nothing is computed except the position percentage and the ladder placement.

labels only · no price data

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Concentration

The concentration ladder

Of the 93 products that print a concentration, 62 print less than 0.1% and 78 print less than 1%.

log scale · ppm
Concentration claims on a logarithmic ppm axisFaint bars show the dataset-wide distribution of the printed claims by band. Selected products are marked. Reference lines mark 0.1%, 1% and the 100% physical ceiling.0.00010.0010.010.11101001k10k100k1M2 claims below 0.001 ppm27 claims 0.001 – 0.01 ppm72 claims 0.01 – 0.1 ppm29 claims 0.1 – 1 ppm913 claims 1 – 10 ppm139 claims 10 – 100 ppm916 claims 100 – 1,000 ppm1616 claims 1,000 – 10,000 ppm1612 claims 10,000 – 100,000 ppm122 claims above 100,000 ppm20.1% research line1% regulatory line100% ceilingSELECTED CLAIMSALL 93 PRINTED CLAIMS, BY BAND
Selected ppm / ppb claimSelected % claimAll 93 claims, by band
0.1% research line (1,000 ppm)1% regulatory line (10,000 ppm)100% physical ceiling

This is a ladder of what brands claim, not of what is in the bottle. A higher claim is not a better product. The faint bars are the dataset-wide distribution of the printed claims; the marks are the products selected here. The 0.1% line is the concentration used in the only human RCT and the only human in vivo permeation measurement of topical PDRN (PMID 42430369).

Circle marks are ppm or ppb claims placed by pure unit conversion. Diamond marks are percentage claims placed assuming density 1.0. A non-standard unit cannot be placed and appears in the panel beside the chart.

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Dataset-wide claim bands and selected-product placements
Claim bandProducts
below 0.001 ppm2
0.001 – 0.01 ppm7
0.01 – 0.1 ppm2
0.1 – 1 ppm9
1 – 10 ppm13
10 – 100 ppm9
100 – 1,000 ppm16
1,000 – 10,000 ppm16
10,000 – 100,000 ppm12
above 100,000 ppm2
Total93
Selected product placements
ProductRaw claimPlacementMark
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Ingredient order

INCI position reading

Where the DNA sits in the list, read against the label’s descending order. Ingredient lists in this dataset run from 2 to 125 items.

24 of 644 products place DNA in the first three ingredient positions.33 place it last.Position is a signal, not a measurement.

Select at least two products to read their INCI positions.

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Differences

What actually differs

Only the dimensions where the selected records disagree. This panel does not rank the products and does not recommend one.

  • Select at least two products to compare. Nothing is ranked or recommended here.

Overlap

Shared ingredients

What the selected lists have in common — and whether they share the DNA ingredient at all. Shared words are not shared amounts.

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The shared-ingredient reading appears once there is something to compare.

Limits

Read the comparison as a comparison of labels

Standing limits

  • This compares labels, not formulas. Nobody measured the bottles.
  • A brand-printed concentration is a claim, never a measurement.
  • Not determined does not mean low. It means the label gives no way to tell.
  • The 0.1% research reference comes from a specific preparation (≤850 kDa, ~1,200 bp, ≥96% purity) in a specific vehicle. It is not extrapolated to the market.
  • Only 24 of 644 products place DNA in the first three positions, and 33 place it last.
  • The database has no price field, so there is no price comparison, no “best value” verdict and no recommendation.
  • Nothing here is medical advice or a therapeutic claim.

Share and adjust

Keep the comparison workable

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Clear the comparison

Remove every product and start again. The ladder keeps its dataset-wide distribution.