Sterile 100% Pure Hyaluronic Acid Serum - Deep Hydration
ACE Meso 100% Pure Hyaluronic Acid Serum is a sterile hyaluronic acid serum for deep hydration, supplied as 20 individually sealed pieces of 1 ml. Each piece is opened once and discarded: there is no multi-dose bottle to draw from repeatedly.
What is in the box
- 20 sealed pieces, 1 ml each — 20 ml of serum per box, each piece in its own blister.
- 100% pure hyaluronic acid — as printed on the box: one named ingredient, not a blend.
- Sterile and individually sealed — opened once, used once, discarded.
- A batch code and a date on every piece — printed on the blister, so a box can be checked before it is opened.
- No multi-dose container — nothing is drawn back into a shared bottle.
Sealed single-use pieces — and why the format matters
A bottle is re-opened over weeks, and each entry into it is another chance of contamination; bottled serums therefore normally depend on a preservative system. A sealed piece is opened once and discarded, so no shared container is re-entered between applications.
How it is used
- Applied to the skin on its own — a liquid serum for clean skin, not a volumising gel.
- With a microneedling device — applied during or after the pass. Depth, needle selection and the number of passes are the practitioner's decision.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same product as an injectable HA skin booster?
No. It is a hyaluronic acid serum in sealed single-use pieces — a liquid for the skin, used on its own and with a microneedling device. It is not a crosslinked dermal filler, it is not sold to add volume, and it is not intended for injection.
Is every piece sterile, and what does the label say the product contains?
The product is supplied as sterile, with every piece sealed individually in its own blister, opened once and discarded, so no container is re-entered between applications. The box itself names one ingredient: 100% Pure Hyaluronic Acid Serum. Sterility and preservatives are the two questions that come up constantly in microneedling communities, and for any product it is the manufacturer's ingredient list — not a seller's summary — that is the authoritative basis; the list printed on the pack is what should be read before use.
What is printed on each piece?
Each piece carries a batch code and a date, printed directly on the blister. A box can therefore be checked before anything is opened, and the date can be read again immediately before the piece is used.
Can it be used during a microneedling pass, or only afterwards?
In the community threads reviewed, the two cases are treated separately: sterile liquid is kept for use during the pass, while non-sterile products are regarded as unsuitable for that part of the session. This product is supplied sterile in sealed single-use pieces, and whether it is used during the pass or applied afterwards is the practitioner's decision. It is a cosmetic serum rather than a drug, and no claim is made that it prevents any reaction to a procedure.
How far does one box go?
One box holds 20 pieces of 1 ml each, so 20 ml of serum in total. How many pieces a session uses depends on the area treated and the technique applied. A piece is opened once: serum left in it is not kept for a later session.
Some people say hyaluronic acid products made their skin worse. Will this one suit my skin?
Hyaluronic acid is a humectant: it holds water at the surface of the skin rather than generating water, and in very dry air there is less water for it to hold, which is why hydration products of this type are normally finished with a moisturiser on top. It does not suit everyone, though — some people simply find their skin calmer on a simpler routine without it — so if products of this type have irritated your skin before, testing a small area first is the sensible step. It is a hydration product, not a treatment for any skin condition.
Where does it sit in a routine?
On damp skin and before a moisturiser, so that the moisturiser seals the water in. Within a device protocol the sequence follows the protocol being used rather than a general skincare routine.
When should it not be used?
It should not be applied to skin that is broken, inflamed, infected or sunburnt, or to skin still recovering from an ablative procedure. Anyone with a known hypersensitivity to hyaluronic acid should not use it, and anyone on anticoagulant or blood-thinning medication should obtain medical advice before any needling, because bruising risk is higher. It is for application to the skin, or for use with a microneedling device handled by a trained practitioner.
Before use
For application to the skin and for use with a microneedling device. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Read the product label before use. Do not use a piece if its blister is damaged or the seal has opened.
