Luxia Polynucleotides is supplied with a manufacturer-stated concentration of 90mg/ml. Practitioners comparing polynucleotides often see concentration written in different ways, so this guide explains what the figure means and how to compare products fairly.
What does 90mg/ml mean?
Concentration in mg/ml tells you how many milligrams of the active ingredient are present in each millilitre of product. A 90mg/ml product contains 90mg of polynucleotides per ml.
mg/ml vs percentage
Some products state concentration as a percentage instead. For solutions, a percentage figure is usually weight per volume, where 1% equals 10mg/ml. That means 90mg/ml is the same as 9% – the two numbers describe the same concentration in different units. When you compare brands, convert to the same unit first.
What's in the vial?
Luxia Polynucleotides is supplied as a 1 x 10ml single-use vial. Per the manufacturer's stated concentration, that is 90mg per ml across the 10ml vial. Dosing, dilution and technique should always follow the manufacturer's instructions for use and your training.
Does a higher number mean a better product?
Not on its own. Concentration is one specification among many, alongside purity, source, format, intended use and the evidence behind a product. Treat it as a like-for-like comparison point, not a quality ranking, and rely on each manufacturer's documentation. For a wider view, see Luxia vs Plinest vs Plenhyage.
Ordering Luxia Polynucleotides 90mg/ml
Luxia Polynucleotides is available in the Luxia Polynucleotides collection and the full Luxia range. Log in for trade pricing; free express delivery on trade orders over £500. For more on the product, read our Luxia Polynucleotides wholesale guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is 90mg/ml the same as 9%? Yes, for a weight-per-volume figure, 9% equals 90mg/ml.
What size is the vial? 1 x 10ml.
Important information for practitioners
Products supplied by SK Clinical Distributions are intended for trained, qualified and registered aesthetic practitioners only and are not for sale to the public. This article is trade information, not medical advice, a treatment recommendation or a claim of clinical outcomes. Practitioners are responsible for verifying each product's regulatory status and intended use, complying with UK law and guidance, and following the manufacturer's instructions for use.