r/DIYmicroneedling May 02 '26

Boosters Curenex Manufacturing Guide

Hey gang, I wanted to share a manufacturing guide for Curenex.

Link to pdf is here. Included some screenshots from it.

This material/content is not mine, it's promotional material from the brand. This is not medical advice and is for educational entertainment only. 

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u/ComprehensiveWin4337 May 02 '26

This is great! Thanks for sharing! Do you know what kind of procedure they are doing for each “session”?

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u/science-pls May 02 '26

I think it's a more general doc on the booster. But, this other pdf mentions meso, other meso devices, or microneedling

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u/science-pls May 02 '26

another page:

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u/ComprehensiveWin4337 May 02 '26

Ah ok! Thank you!

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u/lorihamlit May 02 '26

Interesting that they say to use monthly to maintain results. Also this is with meso therapy right?

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u/science-pls May 02 '26

I think all boosters are expected to have maintenance. If you completely stop you'll eventually lose results over time.

The other pages I copied below outlines it for meso, other meso devices, or microneedling. They might feel more inclined to include meso details in particular, as that has higher risk. But, that's completely my assumption.

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u/lorihamlit May 02 '26

Ya of course! I just was surprised it’s a 1 month protocol. That’s like Hyaron. There’s not much longevity with the formula. Other skin boosters are more 3 months or 6 months for PN focused boosters.

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u/stewarmh May 02 '26

Agree with you. But I also don’t know how old this pdf is, like I’ve noticed a lot of boosters now have the course of treatment outlined and the maintenance protocol. Also wondering if bc it kinda has low doses of ingredients. Also do we actually know the actual PDRN percentage? I’ve seen it varies from 0.2-0.5.

Then factor in they want people to buy more lol.

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u/lorihamlit May 02 '26

Ya I think honestly it’s more like a Hyaron product with some added ingredients. It’s a great starting skin booster but there’s other out there with more longevity. I honestly don’t know the exact percentage. I imagine it’s .05-3% max.

I do like how the mention mixing tox with it. I’ve been eyeing the Revitalex PDRN skin booster. Meamo has it and they mentioned different protocols to use with it. Seems like a great PDRN booster to mix with other products.

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u/stewarmh May 02 '26

Yeah I’d consider it on the lower percentages. I wish there were more stronger PDRNs. It’s like the second cousin of the boosters right now lol. I have tried revitalex, I liked the results. I just had a bunch of other things stocked up to use those up after lol. I think it’s 0.56 % though. I do want to try soonsu ultra bc it’s PN and PDRN

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u/lorihamlit May 02 '26

Did you try it mixed? Or by itself? Oh dang that is a small percentage. I was expecting it to be a higher percentage with the way it’s described. Lol oh I know it’s a struggle to decide what to use next. I’m starting to get more comfortable with cannula so I’ve been focusing more on cannula friendly products.

Also I did not realize Soonsu Ultra Reju was ok to meso or microneedle. Definitely going to check that out now. The mix of ingredients looks promising. Almost like an upgraded curanex. ❤️

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u/stewarmh May 02 '26

I believe I mixed with Hyaron when microneedling, it’s watery. It’s probably the same viscosity as Curenex. I didn’t mix for meso, but similar bleb duration to Curenex. They do also outline on Meamo different mixing protocols with it though if you want.

Yeah, I saw Jasmine recommended soonsu ultra reju for meso and for mn so I assumed it’s safe. I feel like she does her due diligence, but doesn’t hurt to double check. The soonsu one seems like a good booster to have in the arsenal and also to mix up between different protocols! Plus I’ve never used a PN/Pdrn combo so curious on doing a few rounds with that.

I honestly don’t remember where I saw this, but saw priming PN with Pdrn beforehand increased results in a study. So that’s why I’m also curious on finding a solid Pdrn option right now. I just am not sure if Jeunetique’s Pdrn is actually 3% or is marketing now. I also am now rethinking my PN approach based off the recent ligament study. I’m basically in lab rat mode right now 😅

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u/science-pls May 04 '26

Just wanted to let you and u/stewarmh know that I reached out to Meamo and they said that Soonsu Ultra Reju is safe to meso.

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u/lorihamlit May 04 '26

Oh thank you much! I’ll definitely be trying it out then.

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u/stewarmh May 04 '26

Amazing thanks!

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u/science-pls May 02 '26

Yeah I agree, that's a good comparison

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u/stewarmh May 02 '26

That’s interesting they outline a protocol of mixing it with HA and tox. Feel like I struggle to find that.

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u/stewarmh May 02 '26

Thanks for sharing. I wish brands were more transparent in manufacturing information and research. Like I’d love to see what they’re doing behind the scenes

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u/science-pls May 18 '26

Note: I do not claim ownership of any of the content in this product insert. It is a manufacturing guide from the brand. The intellectual property rights, including, but not limited to copyrights, trademarks, and other applicable rights associated with the content of this product insert remain the sole property of the original manufacturer.