Anua PDRN Serum: Ingredients, Price & Claims

What it is

Anua PDRN Hyaluronic Acid Capsule 100 Serum is a serum that Anua describes as combining PDRN, hyaluronic acid and collagen. The official US store lists a 30 ml bottle. Its product page frames the formula around hydration, the skin’s natural moisture barrier and a luminous appearance; those descriptions come from Anua, not independent testing.

This is a store-data product file, not an Anua PDRN Serum review based on use. We did not test the product and do not collect or publish user reviews or ratings. If you arrived looking for an anua pdrn capsule serum review, the checkable information here is the brand’s ingredient description, listed price and stated claims.

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Key ingredients the brand lists

Anua names PDRN, hyaluronic acid and collagen in its product description. These are the key ingredients established by the supplied brand information, not a complete ingredient list. That description does not establish the amount of each ingredient, so it cannot answer a concentration-based comparison or serve as a full formula check before purchase.

The supplied Anua information does not establish a PDRN concentration or explain what “Capsule 100” means in concentration terms. Do not read that part of the product name as a verified PDRN amount. For ingredient context beyond this label summary, see what PDRN is and our PDRN and collagen comparison.

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What the brand claims

Anua says the serum helps maintain the skin’s natural moisture barrier, provides hydration and promotes a luminous appearance. The brand attributes those aims to its combination of PDRN, hyaluronic acid and collagen. This wording describes what Anua says the product is intended to do; it does not establish that buyers will experience those results.

The brand information cited here includes no human trial results for this serum, so its effects are not established here beyond Anua’s claims. It also does not establish how much any individual ingredient contributes to the claimed outcome. Keep the product description separate from evidence about PDRN more broadly; our research reference is a separate place to explore that question.

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Price, size and where it is sold

The official Anua US store listed Anua PDRN Hyaluronic Acid Capsule 100 Serum at $30.00 for 30 ml on October 8, 2026. The supplied Anua product page also listed a sale price of US$30.00. These are dated store observations, not a promise of today’s price; check the current listing before paying.

A web search on October 8, 2026 found listings at Amazon, Ulta and YesStyle, but their prices and sellers were not checked. Those listings establish where the product appeared, not comparable offers. Anua also lists a separately named PDRN Hyaluronic Acid Capsule 100 One Day Serum; its price should not be substituted for the bottle covered here.

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How it compares

Anua’s listed price sits above some same-size alternatives and below another in the supplied store data. Dr.Reju-All Advanced PDRN Copper Peptide Serum and medicube PDRN Pink Collagen Glow Jelly Serum cost less for the same listed bottle size; Centellian24 PDRN Firming Boosting ampoule 30ml costs more. These are official-store comparisons checked on the same date, not comparisons of results.

Bottle size matters when reading the comparison table: medicube PDRN Pink Collagen Bubble Serum was listed at $24.00 for 95 ml, a larger size and lower listed price than Anua’s bottle. That difference is a purchasing detail, not evidence that the formulas are interchangeable. The table preserves the listed prices and sizes without turning them into a performance ranking.

Stated PDRN amounts offer another label comparison, but Anua’s amount is not established in the brand information cited here. Genabelle states that Genabelle PDRN 3% Hyper Boost Ampoule contains 30,000ppm PDRN, while Centellian24 states 300,000 ppm for its ampoule. Both are brand claims, not independently tested amounts. The product directory provides the broader store-data context; concentration claims alone do not establish comparative results.

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Who it may suit

Anua’s serum may be a candidate for shoppers looking for a product marketed around hydration and a luminous appearance, with PDRN, hyaluronic acid and collagen named together. That is a match to the brand’s positioning, not a prediction about your skin. The brand information cited here does not establish suitability for a particular skin type or skin condition.

It is a less informative option if your main buying criterion is a clearly stated PDRN amount: that figure is not established here. If allergies, pregnancy or a skin condition affect your choice, take the complete current ingredient list to a board-certified dermatologist. This product file cannot provide an individualized safety assessment from the brand’s short ingredient description.

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