Luxia vs Plinest vs Plenhyage: Comparing Polynucleotides for Your Clinic

Clinics adding polynucleotides often ask the same question: which brand should we stock? SK Clinical Distributions carries three – Luxia, Plinest and Plenhyage. This comparison looks at them as products you buy and stock, not as treatment outcomes, so you can decide what fits your clinic.

At a glance

How clinics tend to choose

One product or a range? If you want a single PN on the menu, Luxia or Plenhyage keeps stock simple. If you want separately named products for different areas, Plinest offers more choice.

Vial size and cost per patient. Luxia's 10ml format and Plinest's 2ml and 4ml options work out differently per treatment. Compare trade prices against your own protocols once you log in.

Stated concentration. Manufacturers describe concentration in different ways. Luxia states 90mg/ml – see what 90mg/ml means. Always compare using each manufacturer's own documentation.

Familiarity and training. Many practitioners stick with the brand they trained on. That is a valid reason to stock it.

Stock more than one?

Plenty of clinics carry two PN brands – for example Luxia as a core option plus Plinest for area-specific products. Because SK Clinical supplies all three on one trade account, you can mix them in a single order. Browse the full polynucleotides range or start with our PN wholesale buyer's guide.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the best polynucleotide? There is no single best; it depends on your protocols, training and preferred formats.

Can I order Luxia and Plinest together? Yes, on one trade account.


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.