The 11 Best At-Home Micro Infusion Systems of 2026, Compared

At-home micro infusion systems pair a small needle stamp or roller with a serum you apply in the same step. We scored 11 full-face kits sold on US brand sites on one published table, using public pages checked on 24 Oct 2026. Qure scored highest, at 4.3 out of 5, mainly on its Trustpilot rating and price per session^14,25.

Quick picks

• Highest score: Qure Micro-Infusion System, 4.3 out of 5
• Best complete, easy-to-plan kit: Seranova, with one single-use head and serum vial listed for every session²⁰
• Lowest price per session: Glov, $12.42 per serum on the 12-serum kit, head count not printed⁷
• Longest return window: Renewa, 100 days, though the policy says this "does not imply a full cash refund"¹⁹

The ranking at a glance

Notes. Prices in USD, checked 24 Oct 2026. Trustpilot figures as shown on each profile on 24 Oct 2026²⁵. Sums: Qure $259 / 12¹⁴; Glov $149 / 12 serums⁷; Seranova $159 / 6²⁰; Renewa $99 / 2¹⁸; Petal $89 / 3 tips¹¹; EvenSkyn $119.99 / 4³; AMIRO $209.99 / 6¹; Glamory $36 / 1⁵; ReGlow $49 / 1¹⁶. Session counts are the brands' own. Ties are split by Trustpilot score, then by lower price per session. Product sections below are in alphabetical order.

How we scored

Criterion	Weight	5	3	1
Price per session	25%	Within 10% of the lowest	Within 10% of the median	Highest, or 50%+ above the median
Kit completeness	15%	Device, serum for the stated sessions and a named aftercare item	Device and serum	Device only
Ingredient transparency	15%	Full list on the product page	Key ingredients only	Not published
Buyer ratings (Trustpilot)	20%	4.5+ from 1,000+	4.0 to 4.4, or under 1,000	Under 4.0, under 100, or no rating we could read
Subscription and returns	15%	One-time option, self-serve cancel (or no subscription), 30+ day returns	Two of three	One or none
Regulatory clarity	10%	FDA status stated and matching the database	Not stated, or stated but not found	Claim that contradicts the database

Price scores of 4 and 2 sit between the bands: 4 is more than 10% below the median, 2 is more than 10% above it but under 50%. The median of the nine printed prices was $30.00. Where a brand prints no session count, price is left out and the other weights are scaled up. Totals are weighted averages, rounded half up to one decimal. Scores come from public information checked on 24 Oct 2026. We did not test these products.

The 11 best at-home micro infusion systems

AMIRO PDRN Micro-Infusion System: 2.5

AMIRO's kit is sold as a PDRN system, with freeze-dried "microspheres" you mix with a hydrating solution. The page says it is "Powered by fresh-activated 27%PDRN", which is the brand's own figure¹.

• Good: session counts are in the option names (2, 4 or 6)¹; free shipping on orders over $79¹.
• Less good: "We don't accept unwanted returns"; refunds within 30 days cover only defects that are not caused by the buyer². Key ingredients only on the page¹.
• Price: $107.99, $159.99 or $209.99 one-time, or 10% off on subscription. That is $53.99, $40.00 or $35.00 a session¹.
• Score breakdown: price 2, kit 3, ingredients 3, ratings 3, returns 1, regulatory 3.

EvenSkyn MicroInfuser: 2.9

One kit holds an applicator, 4 sterile single-use heads and 4 sealed 5 mL ampoules of its Syntha-Pep PDRN serum, which EvenSkyn calls four treatments³.

• Good: the brand prints "$30.00 per treatment" and lists the full ingredients³; a 60-day return policy on devices and a 12-month warranty^3,4.
• Less good: opened or used skin care is nonrefundable⁴. Trustpilot shows 4.0 from 88 reviews on an unclaimed profile²⁵.
• Price: $119.99 one-time ($30.00 a session), or 10% to 20% off on subscription³.
• Score breakdown: price 3, kit 3, ingredients 5, ratings 1, returns 3, regulatory 3.

Glamory MicroLift System: 2.4

Glamory's system uses a roller with 0.5 mm needles rather than a stamp⁵. The kit comes with "the roller device, pre-sterilized serum vials, and a detailed instruction guide"⁵.

• Good: a single treatment costs $36, so you can try it once⁵; a 30-day refund window⁶.
• Less good: the page says to start every 2 weeks and then "increase to once a week", but also "stick to once every 2 weeks"⁵. The refund needs the seals on heads and serum intact⁶. Trustpilot showed Glamory's rating as unavailable for a breach of its guidelines²⁵.
• Price: $36 one-time for 1 session; 3 and 6 treatments are sold on subscription at $72 and $108⁵.
• Score breakdown: price 2, kit 3, ingredients 3, ratings 1, returns 3, regulatory 3.

Glov Micro Infusion System: 4.1

Glov sells 1, 2 or 4 stamp devices with 3, 6 or 12 serums, and says to use "one ampule of serum" per session⁷. The page does not print how many heads come with each kit, and says each head is single use⁷.

• Good: the lowest price per serum in this group⁷; returns for 30 days from delivery "even if you've used it"⁸; the full ingredient list is on the page⁷.
• Less good: head count not printed (24 Oct 2026)⁷. The site banner says 60 days, but that applies to supplements and hair care, not the kit⁸.
• Price: $69, $99 or $149 one-time, or 20% off on subscription. That is $23.00, $16.50 or $12.42 per serum⁷.
• Score breakdown: price 5, kit 3, ingredients 5, ratings 3, returns 5, regulatory 3.
• See our Glov review.

Mon Lumiere Anti Aging Infusion Solution: 2.5

Mon Lumiere sells a Single, Double or 6-month System with a PDRN, peptide and hyaluronic acid serum⁹. The Single comes with 3 serums and the Double with 6, but the page does not print a session or head count⁹.

• Good: a monthly subscription at 15% off, or every 2 months at 20% off⁹; key ingredients named⁹.
• Less good: the banner says "90-Day 100% Money-Back Guarantee" while the policy text says "return it within 30 days of delivery for a full refund"¹⁰. We could not read a Trustpilot profile on 24 Oct 2026.
• Price: $66, $106 or $218 one-time (US prices on 24 Oct 2026); price per session not printed⁹.
• Score breakdown: price not scored, kit 3, ingredients 3, ratings 1, returns 3, regulatory 3.

Petal Micro Infusion System: 2.9

Petal's 6-week kit includes "(3) Petal 24K Microneedle Tips" and "(6) Petal Anti-Aging Serum Ampoules"¹¹. With one tip per session, that is 3 sessions.

• Good: the full ingredient list is published¹¹; returns within 30 days of delivery¹².
• Less good: the page says the formula is free from "synthetic fragrances", but if you avoid plant oils, note that the list includes bitter orange flower oil¹¹. Trustpilot shows 4.3 from 28 reviews²⁵.
• Price: $89 one-time ($89 / 3 = $29.67 a session), or 15% off delivered every 6 weeks¹¹.
• Score breakdown: price 3, kit 3, ingredients 5, ratings 1, returns 3, regulatory 3.

Qure Micro-Infusion System: 4.3

Qure's 3-month bundle lists "1 × Qure Micro-Infusion Device", "5 × Sterilized Single-Use Micro-Needling Heads" and "6 × Scientifically Formulated 4 ml Serum for Wrinkles", sold as 6 treatments¹³. The page does not explain the 5 heads for 6 treatments.

• Good: the highest Trustpilot score with more than 1,000 reviews²⁵; a full ingredient list¹⁴; subscriptions are cancelled by logging in²⁷.
• Less good: 5 heads for 6 treatments, which is $169 / 5 = $33.80 a head¹³. Returns within 30 days carry a return fee of "approximately $29 - $49"¹⁵.
• Price: $169 for the 3-month bundle ($28.17 a session) or $259 for 12 treatments ($21.58)^13,14.
• Score breakdown: price 4, kit 3, ingredients 5, ratings 5, returns 5, regulatory 3.
• See Qure vs Seranova and Qure vs ReGlow.

ReGlow Micro Infusion System: 2.3

ReGlow sells a 1.5-, 3- or 6-month supply, or a single treatment¹⁶. It says "Each vial and applicator head is intended for one treatment" but prints a count only for the single treatment¹⁶.

• Good: the only brand here that states its FDA status: "Cosmetic product listing information. This does not represent FDA approval"¹⁶. Returns of unused items within 30 days¹⁷.
• Less good: session counts not printed for the 1.5-, 3- and 6-month supplies¹⁶. Key ingredients only. We could not read a Trustpilot profile on 24 Oct 2026; the page shows 4.5 from 84 of its own reviews¹⁶.
• Price: $99, $149, $209, or $49 for one treatment; 5% to 15% off on subscription¹⁶.
• Score breakdown: price 1, kit 3, ingredients 3, ratings 1, returns 3, regulatory 5.

Renewa Micro-Infusion System: 3.1

Renewa says "Each kit includes 2 needle heads, so you can do 2 treatments", plus "4 extra serum ampoules for topical use" between sessions¹⁸. It suggests a session every 2 to 4 weeks¹⁸.

• Good: a 100-Day Satisfaction Guarantee on non-subscription purchases¹⁹; extra serum included for use between sessions¹⁸; Trustpilot 4.5 from 875²⁵.
• Less good: the guarantee "does not imply a full cash refund"¹⁹. Session counts are not printed for the 2- and 3-month kits¹⁸.
• Price: $99, $129 or $159 one-time; $99 / 2 = $49.50 a session for the 1-month kit¹⁸.
• Score breakdown: price 1, kit 5, ingredients 3, ratings 3, returns 5, regulatory 3.

Seranova Micro Infusion System: 3.9

Seranova is our best complete, easy-to-plan kit. It lists one single-use head and one serum vial per session, with 2, 4 or 6 sessions per kit, and recommends a straightforward treatment every 2 weeks²⁰.

• Why it stands out: session counts in the kit names, matched heads and vials, a full ingredient list and a second formula for melanin-rich skin²⁰; a 90-Day Results Guarantee on a first order²².
• Trade-offs: standard returns are for sealed, unused kits within 30 days²¹. The 1-month kit costs $49.50 a session, so the 3-month kit or subscription offers better value²⁰. Its studies are cited by number only²⁰.
• Price: $99, $118 or $159 one-time ($49.50, $29.50, $26.50 a session), or $78, $98 or $126 on subscription²⁰.
• Score breakdown: price 4, kit 3, ingredients 5, ratings 3, returns 5, regulatory 3.
• See our Seranova review.

THE DRM LAB Micro Infusion System: 3.3

THE DRM LAB sells one option, a device "complete with targeted serum vials", and suggests use every 2 to 4 weeks²³. The page does not say how many sessions it gives.

• Good: a 90-day return window²⁴; the full ingredient list is on the page²³; one price, with no subscription²³.
• Less good: session count not published²³. Trustpilot shows 3.3 from 12 reviews²⁵. Orders ship from warehouses in the US, Europe or Asia, taking 4 to 10 days²³.
• Price: $59.90 one-time; price per session not printed²³.
• Score breakdown: price not scored, kit 3, ingredients 5, ratings 1, returns 5, regulatory 3.

How to choose

Check what a kit really contains

A price only means something next to a session count. Seranova is especially clear: every stated session is matched to a single-use head and vial. AMIRO, EvenSkyn and Petal also print session counts. Glov prints a serum count but not a head count, while Qure lists fewer heads than treatments. Mon Lumiere prints serum counts only. THE DRM LAB and most ReGlow sizes print no count^{1,3,7,9,11,13,16,20,23}.

Read the return policy, not the banner

Glov and Mon Lumiere show a longer window in a banner than in the policy text^8,10. Renewa's 100 days come with the note that it "does not imply a full cash refund"¹⁹. AMIRO takes no change-of-mind returns². Seranova, Glamory and ReGlow want products sealed or unused^6,17,21.

Look at the serum

Six brands publish a full ingredient list on the product page. The rest name key ingredients only. If you react to fragrance or plant oils, read the full list first.

Decide on a schedule

The brands' advice runs from every week (Glamory, after the first month) to every 2 to 4 weeks (Renewa, THE DRM LAB)^5,18,23. See micro infusion vs microneedling for how these kits differ from clinic treatments.

Products we left out

• Botanique Paris: sells area kits rather than one full-face kit (24 Oct 2026). See our Botanique Paris review.
• Banish: reusable heads, with serum sold separately (24 Oct 2026).
• Dr. Pen stamp kit: sold as a stamp, not a micro infusion kit with serum (24 Oct 2026).
• Nurse Jamie Growth Factor Infusion Kit: we could not confirm a stamp format on 24 Oct 2026.

FDA status

We found no FDA 510(k) record for any of the 11 micro infusion systems when we searched openFDA on 24 Oct 2026²⁶. None of the pages claims a clearance for these kits.

Last checked 24 Oct 2026.