Can You Use All Four Renoviq Actives Together? A Clear AM and PM Schedule

Yes. You can use all four Renoviq actives across one daily schedule: use NAD+ in the morning, keep PDRN for morning and/or evening, and reserve GHK-Cu and RETINAL for the evening. The supplied product information confirms when each serum is intended for use, but it does not state a mandatory layering order between serums used at the same time. The clearest routine is NAD+ in the AM, then PDRN if using it in the morning; GHK-Cu and RETINAL in the PM, with PDRN also available for evening use.

The straightforward way to include all four actives

All four actives fit into one day by following their stated AM and PM use. NAD+ — Cellular Energy Serum is designated for AM use. PDRN — Polynucleotide Repair Serum is designated for AM/PM use, giving it a flexible place in either routine. GHK-Cu — Copper Tripeptide Firming Serum is designated for PM use, as is RETINAL — Overnight Renewal Serum. This creates a clear daily split: use NAD+ in the morning; choose PDRN in the morning, evening, or both according to the routine you want to follow; and keep GHK-Cu plus RETINAL for the evening. This is a schedule for using all four across the day, rather than a direction to apply every active in one single application. The listed use times are the confirmed guide for arranging the four-serum protocol.

Morning order: NAD+ and optional PDRN

The morning routine begins with NAD+ because NAD+ — Cellular Energy Serum is listed for AM use. Its active is 3% nicotinamide riboside, and the serum is supplied in a 30 ml format. PDRN can follow in the same morning routine when you want to include it, because PDRN — Polynucleotide Repair Serum is listed for AM/PM use and contains 3% polynucleotides. The product information does not specify which of these two serums must be layered first. Therefore, the confirmed order is by time of day rather than by a required serum sequence: NAD+ belongs in the AM, while PDRN can be included in the AM. If you prefer to reserve PDRN for the evening, the morning routine remains NAD+ alone from this four-active schedule.

Evening order: GHK-Cu, RETINAL and flexible PDRN

The evening part of the schedule contains the two serums specifically listed for PM use: GHK-Cu and RETINAL. GHK-Cu — Copper Tripeptide Firming Serum contains 3% copper tripeptide-1, while RETINAL — Overnight Renewal Serum contains 0.1% retinaldehyde. Both are 30 ml serums and both are designated for PM use. PDRN can also be placed in the evening because its listed use is AM/PM. However, the available information does not prescribe whether GHK-Cu, PDRN and RETINAL should be applied in a specific layer-by-layer order. Do not treat a suggested online layering sequence as a stated Renoviq instruction. The definitive evening placement is GHK-Cu and RETINAL at night, with PDRN available to join that routine.

What is confirmed, and what is not specified

The confirmed information is enough to build a time-based four-active routine: NAD+ in the AM; GHK-Cu and RETINAL in the PM; and PDRN in either routine. It does not confirm a compulsory order among products sharing the same use period, nor does it state that all four should be applied in one session. Keeping the routine divided between morning and evening respects every product’s listed use. It also makes the role of PDRN easy to understand: it is the flexible serum within the schedule. Renoviq London positions its range around clinical-strength peptide actives in single-active serums for home use, and the individual formats make the AM/PM split especially clear. Follow the labelled use period for each product rather than trying to force every active into one layer sequence.