A new approach to skin boosters
Instead of an ingredient of external origin such as PDRN or exosomes, it places NAD+, which occurs naturally in cells, at the centre of the formula.
100 mg lyophilised NAD+ per vial
Packaging reference 1 / 4A Korean skin booster built on NAD+, a coenzyme present in every cell that declines with age; a box of 5 sets (100 mg lyophilised NAD+ + 4 mL diluent) for a complete clinical programme.
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For twenty years, skin boosters have moved from hyaluronic acid to PDRN, peptides and exosomes. Revergen asks a different question: why not use a molecule the cell itself already knows? NAD+ is a coenzyme present in every cell, and its level in the skin declines with age; Revergen places it at the centre of a clinical booster and pairs it with peptides and hydrating components. The realistic expectation is fresher skin and better texture over a multi-session programme under a specialist's supervision, not overnight rejuvenation.
Product specifications are kept separate from cosmetic and medical claims.
Instead of an ingredient of external origin such as PDRN or exosomes, it places NAD+, which occurs naturally in cells, at the centre of the formula.
100 mg lyophilised NAD+ per vialThe manufacturer sets out an initial three-session course and periodic maintenance sessions, and the 5-set box makes clinic planning simpler.
3 sessions 2 to 3 weeks apartEvery vial carries a Hidden Tag label and every box has an authenticity tracking system, so both can be checked before use.
Hidden Tag on every vialThis is guidance for an informed evaluation; it is not a guarantee of results or a substitute for a physician's advice and the product label.
Revergen® is made by the Korean company Vita Medical and presents itself as an "NAD+ skin booster": instead of relying on hyaluronic acid, PDRN, peptides or exosomes, it places NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) at the centre of the formula. NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy production, DNA repair and the activation of sirtuins, and its level in the skin declines with age. According to the brochure, the formula is built on six pillars (an NAD+ core, growth factor peptides, cellular structure support, an antioxidant layer, a hydration system and a nutrient delivery network), and it aims for fresher skin, a more even texture, fewer fine lines and better elasticity. Each set contains one 100 mg freeze-dried NAD+ vial and one 4 mL diluent vial; selection, preparation and administration rest solely with a physician or qualified specialist.
Official data, buyer reviews and questions are kept clearly separate.
Vita Medical's official 2025 brochure, leaflet and website state a 100 mg lyophilised NAD+ vial, a 4 mL diluent vial, a box of 5 sets, storage at 2 to 8 °C, a three-session programme, a Hidden Tag label and ISO 13485 and ISO 22716 certification. The full component list, the exact route of administration and controlled clinical data are not in these sources; phrases such as "trusted by Harvard Medical School" have not been confirmed by any independent document, and the brochure's citation of Conlon's article gives the journal details incorrectly.
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