Your patients already trust your clinical judgment. What they may lack is a retail shelf stocked with products that meet the same medical-grade standard as your treatment room. Induction Therapies lets you put your practice name on three targeted serums: microencapsulated all-trans retinol, stabilized vitamin C, and the first vegan PDRN serum formulated with plant exosomes. Every formula is developed by a cosmetic formulator with 30 years of industry experience and manufactured in an FDA-inspected facility, with turnaround as fast as 10 business days.
Three Private Label Serums Ready to Order
Medical spas, dermatology clinics, and aesthetic practices face the same retail challenge: patients want to buy what you recommend, but launching a skincare line from scratch requires formulation costs, regulatory compliance, months of lead time, and resources most practices don't have. Private label skincare solves that problem by shifting the formulation and compliance burden to a vetted manufacturer while you focus on branding and patient relationships.
Induction Therapies built its private label skin care program around this exact need. Rather than offering dozens of similar SKUs, the serum lineup stays tight and purposeful: three actives, each addressing a distinct patient concern, each packaged for how your practice actually sells products.
Every private label serum order includes the same standard features:
- Complimentary label design with your logo and brand colors applied to each bottle
- FDA-inspected production in a U.S. facility with regulatory oversight, not a loosely regulated contract manufacturer overseas
- Named formulator guidance from an experienced cosmetic chemist directing each batch
- MOCRA-aligned compliance following the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act framework that expanded FDA oversight of U.S. cosmetic manufacturers starting in 2022
The Three Core Actives
Each serum is formulated for retail - not as a sample or clinical-use-only product. That means stable shelf life, a delivery format patients will actually use at home, and label placement that makes your practice name the first thing they see on their bathroom counter.
Microencapsulated All-Trans Retinol Serum
Retinol is one of the most requested anti-aging actives in any practice's retail case, and one of the hardest to stabilize. Raw retinol degrades quickly under light, air, and heat, which is why so many private label retinol serum products lose potency before reaching patient skin.
This serum uses microencapsulation, a technology that surrounds each retinol molecule in a protective shell. The shell slows degradation during storage and controls how fast retinol releases on the skin, supporting a gentler experience for retinol-sensitive patients. It's a formulation detail competitors rarely specify, and it matters if your patients have complained about irritation from previous retinol products.
The microencapsulated all-trans retinol serum works for practices whose patients ask about fine lines, texture, and general anti-aging support. It's available in both dropper bottle and airless pump formats.
Stabilized Vitamin C Serum
Vitamin C is the other anchor active patients request by name, with a similar problem: it oxidizes fast once exposed to air and light, turning an ineffective brown shade in the bottle before patients finish using it. A white label vitamin C serum that oxidizes on the shelf doesn't just underperform - it damages trust in your brand.
Induction Therapies' stabilized vitamin C formula resists oxidation over extended shelf life, so what a patient applies in month three performs the same as what they applied in week one. It's positioned as a brightening, antioxidant-support serum and pairs naturally with practices already offering chemical peels, microneedling, or laser treatments where patients seek at-home maintenance support.
Vegan PDRN Serum with Plant Exosomes
Most competitors in the private label space don't have an answer for this one. PDRN stands for polynucleotide, a regenerative ingredient that has gained significant traction in South Korean and international aesthetic markets, typically sourced from salmon DNA. Induction Therapies' version is formulated as vegan PDRN, paired with plant-derived exosomes - a next-generation signaling molecule category used in regenerative skincare.
To our knowledge, this is the first vegan PDRN serum paired with plant exosomes available in the private label market, meaning practices that add it to their retail line offer patients something they're unlikely to find under any other private label brand right now.
This active suits practices leaning into regenerative and next-generation treatment menus, especially those where patients are already primed to invest in advanced home care after in-office procedures. It's available in airless pump packaging to protect formula stability between uses.
Packaging Formats: Dropper Bottle vs. Airless Pump
Packaging affects how long an active stays stable, how a patient controls dosage, and how premium the product feels on your retail shelf.
Dropper Bottle Serums
Dropper bottles give patients precise, visible control over dosage - ideal for serums where a few drops go a long way, like microencapsulated retinol. They also project a clinical, apothecary-grade aesthetic rather than mass-market appearance.
Airless Pump Serums
Airless pump packaging uses a vacuum-sealed mechanism that limits serum exposure to air and light with every use. This matters most for oxidation-sensitive formulas like stabilized vitamin C and the vegan PDRN serum. The pump also tends to dispense a consistent amount per application, which helps patients achieve consistent results and reduces product waste at the end of the bottle.
How to Launch Your Branded Serum: Three Steps
Ordering a custom serum private label is straightforward at Induction Therapies. The path from initial conversation to branded product on your shelf takes three steps.
- Request a sample or start a brief. Try the formula yourself, or begin a creative brief that captures your practice name, logo, color palette, and which active or actives you want to carry.
- Approve formulation, label, and packaging. Review and sign off on your label proof and packaging format before production begins.
- Receive your branded serum in 10 business days or fewer. Once your brief is approved, production and shipping move on a confirmed timeline, not an open-ended timeline.
This process works the same whether you're launching one serum for a focused retail line or building out all three under a single brand.
You can start your private label creative brief today or browse the full white label skincare range to see how serums fit alongside other practice-branded categories.
Common Questions About Private Label Serums
Can I private label a vitamin C serum?
Yes. Stabilized vitamin C is one of the three core actives available for private label, offered in dropper bottle or airless pump packaging with your logo and label design included at no extra cost.
Do private label serums include exosomes or PDRN?
Yes. Induction Therapies offers a vegan PDRN serum formulated with plant exosomes as a standard, available-to-order product - not a special order or future release. Based on the current competitive landscape, this is a first-to-market vegan PDRN serum with plant exosomes in the private label space.
What's the turnaround time for branded serums?
Branded serums ship in as fast as 10 business days once your creative brief and label proof are approved, giving you a concrete timeline to plan retail launches around.
What packaging options are available for a private label serum?
Dropper bottle and airless pump are both available. Dropper bottles suit serums like microencapsulated retinol where precise drop-by-drop dosage matters, while airless pump packaging better protects oxidation-sensitive formulas like stabilized vitamin C and the vegan PDRN serum.
Who formulates these serums?
Induction Therapies' private label serums are formulated under the direction of Angelia Inscoe, a cosmetic formulator with more than 30 years of industry experience, and produced in an FDA-inspected facility.
Bring Your Branded Serum to Market
Your patients are already looking for a reason to trust your retail recommendations over what they'd find at a drugstore or online marketplace.
A private label serum line built on named actives, a credentialed formulator, and a real production timeline gives them exactly that reason.
It also creates a new revenue stream without requiring a single hour of formulation work from your practice.
Start your private label creative brief and get your branded serum into production this month.
