
Hydrating NanoSerum, Sterilized Sealed Ampoule
The treatment-room format: ten sterilized sealed ampoules, drawn through the stopper rather than opened.

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The clinic format of Vegalab's Hydrating NanoSerum: sterilized sealed ampoules for professional treatment and deep-hydration protocols. Each 5 ml ampoule delivers full-strength, NanoVeil-encapsulated actives onto freshly prepared skin. Ectoin supports barrier comfort against environmental stress while ceramide NP and a trehalose–betaine–sodium-PCA matrix help lock in long-lasting hydration. Sodium hyaluronate adds a plumped look and the NAD+ Cellular Vitality Complex supports a fresh, resilient appearance. Just 1.5 ml covers face and neck, so each ampoule serves up to three client applications. Ten ampoules per box, one active per box. After the first draw, store the ampoule refrigerated and use it within 28 days. Topical cosmetic use only; not for injection. fragrance-free, paraben-free, silicone-free.
| Format | Sterilized Sealed Ampoule |
|---|---|
| Size | 10 × 5 ml |
| Skin concern | Hydration & Barrier |
| Technology | NanoVeil multi-layer encapsulation |
| Product line | Vegalab Beauty Science |
| Manufacturing | Manufactured in conformity with ISO 22716 cosmetic GMP guidelines. |
About this format
This is the professional sealed ampoule format of Hydrating NanoSerum. Each 5 ml ampoule delivers a full dose of Ectoin, ceramide NP, trehalose, betaine, sodium PCA, sodium hyaluronate, NAD+ under controlled conditions, and holds three full applications rather than one - so a box of ten covers thirty treatments. For professional use.
What is in it
Fragrance free. No parabens. No silicones. No PEGs. No formaldehyde or formaldehyde donors. No mineral oil or petrolatum. No artificial colors. No ethyl alcohol. No SLS or SLES. Twenty ingredients.
Water, Glycereth-26, Butylene Glycol, Sodium PCA, 1,2-Hexanediol, Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate, Betaine, Trehalose, Polyglyceryl-4 Caprate, Ectoin, Stearic Acid, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide, Niacinamide, Ethylhexylglycerin, Adenosine, Disodium EDTA, Caprylyl Glycol, Sodium Hyaluronate, Ceramide NP.
The sealed ampoule format
The vials and stoppers are sterilized before filling. Each ampoule is filled and sealed immediately under a butyl stopper and a 20 mm aluminium crimp with a flip-off cap. The serum is a preserved cosmetic formulation.
To use, flip off the cap, leave the ring and stopper in place, and draw the dose through the stopper with a syringe. The stopper reseals as the syringe is withdrawn, so the contents are never exposed to air across all three applications. After the first draw, refrigerate and use within 28 days.
Questions professionals ask
How is the ampoule sealed, and is it sterile?
The vials and stoppers are sterilized before filling. Each ampoule is filled and sealed immediately under a re-enterable butyl stopper and an aluminium crimp, and is drawn from rather than opened. The serum itself is a preserved cosmetic formulation, not a sterile pharmaceutical: no cosmetic sold in the United States or Canada is a sterile product, and no regulation requires a topical used in microneedling to be one.
Full answer: Do serums used in microneedling have to be sterile?
Can these be used with microneedling or nano infusion?
These are professional leave-on cosmetic serums, formulated and sold for topical application, and we do not publish device protocols or needle depths. The format is built for the treatment room: a sealed ampoule drawn through the stopper, one fresh portion per treatment, for post-procedure care, compromised or reactive skin, and after resurfacing. How it fits your protocol is your decision as the treating professional, within the scope of practice your licensing board sets.
Does the serum need a device to work?
No. The NanoVeil encapsulation system is designed to carry actives into the upper layers of the skin on its own, without mechanical assistance. Composition, manufacturing standard and format are stated in full on this page.
Is Vegalab registered with FDA? Is this product FDA approved?
FDA does not approve cosmetics, and no cosmetic product in the United States carries FDA approval or an FDA certificate. Under the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act, cosmetic facilities register with FDA and products are listed with their ingredients; Vegalab's facility registration and product listing have been filed. Manufacturing is in conformity with ISO 22716 cosmetic GMP guidelines, and the full ingredient declaration is published on this page.
What makes it different from a normal moisturizer?
Ceramide and ectoin liposomes integrate into the skin's architecture for structural, longer-lasting hydration and barrier support.
Is it good for sensitive skin?
Yes · it supports a stronger moisture barrier, making it well suited to dry, sensitive or barrier-compromised skin.
When should I use it?
Morning and/or night on clean skin, including after drying actives.
What are the key actives?
Ceramide and ectoin liposomes.
Can I use it under makeup or SPF?
Yes · apply to clean skin and let it absorb before following with the rest of your routine.
How is the ampoule used?
Each sealed 5 ml ampoule holds three full applications: about 1.5 ml covers a face and neck, so a box of ten covers thirty treatments. Draw a dose through the stopper, then store the ampoule refrigerated and use it within 28 days. For professional use, under professional guidance.
How do I open an ampoule, and can I use it more than once?
The ampoule is closed with a rubber stopper held by a 20 mm aluminium crimp, finished with a flip-off button in the centre. Flip the button off with your thumb. Leave the aluminium ring and the rubber stopper in place, and draw the dose through the stopper with a syringe. The ampoule is never opened, so the contents stay as sealed across all three applications. After the first draw, store it refrigerated and use it within 28 days.
Is it vegan?
No. The formula contains sericin and fibroin, which are silk-derived proteins, and chitosan, which is shellfish-derived. None of them is a trace contaminant; all three are there deliberately and are doing a job in the formulation. Our next production run removes the chitosan, and we are still deciding on the silk proteins. When either changes we will say so on this page and date the change. We do not test on animals and we do not commission animal testing.
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