6 Seranova Alternatives in 2026 (Cheaper and Similar Options)

Seranova is a strong benchmark for at-home micro infusion: every session has a new single-use head and serum vial, the full ingredients are published, and the routine is a consistent once every 2 weeks^1,5. Its one-time price runs from $26.50 to $49.50 a session². The alternatives below can beat it on one feature—Glov on advertised serum price, Qure on a 6-month commitment, and EvenSkyn or AMIRO on PDRN—but few match Seranova's balance of completeness, clarity and buyer feedback. All 6 were checked on 24 Oct 2026.

Quick list

• Best-balanced package: Seranova, with matched heads and vials, full ingredients, a 2-week schedule and a 90-day first-order guarantee^1,4,5
• Lower price per session: Glov, from $12.42 per serum, head count not printed, or EvenSkyn at $23.63 on 3 kits^8,10
• Lowest entry price: Glov, $69 for a device and 3 serums¹⁰
• Similar price, cash refund: Qure, $28.17 a session, 30 days^14,15
• PDRN serum: EvenSkyn (2,000 ppm) and AMIRO^6,8
• Longest window: Renewa, 100 days, but it "does not imply a full cash refund"¹⁷

Why Seranova is the benchmark—and why you might compare

• Complete sessions. Seranova prints 2, 4 or 6 treatments and supplies the same number of single-use heads and serum vials^1,2. Several cheaper-looking alternatives publish only a serum count or give fewer heads than serums.
• Better value in the larger kit. The 1-month kit is $99 for 2 treatments, or $49.50 each, but the 3-month kit drops to $26.50 ($159 / 6) and the subscription to $21.00². Alternatives mainly appeal if you want the smallest upfront spend or a different formula.
• Useful first-order protection. Standard returns require the product sealed and unused within 30 days, while the separate 90-day guarantee covers a used first Seranova order^3,4.
• A simple routine. Seranova suggests one treatment every 2 weeks and publishes the full serum ingredients^1,5. Compare alternatives if you specifically want a slower schedule or PDRN.

Seranova vs the alternatives at a glance

Notes. Prices in USD on 24 Oct 2026. Sums: Seranova $159 / 6²; AMIRO $209.99 / 6⁶; EvenSkyn 3 kits at $94.50 each, $283.50 / 12, printed by the brand as $23.63⁸; Glov $149 / 12 serums¹⁰; Petal $89 / 3 tips¹²; Qure $169 / 6¹⁴; Renewa $99 / 2¹⁶. Returns from each policy page^{3,4,7,9,11,13,15,17}. Trustpilot as shown on each profile on 24 Oct 2026¹⁸.

The alternatives

Listed in alphabetical order. None is an outright upgrade over Seranova: each trades some of Seranova's clarity or completeness for a lower price, a different serum or different return terms.

AMIRO PDRN Micro-Infusion System

AMIRO sells a stamp kit built around a PDRN serum that you mix from freeze-dried "microspheres"⁶.

• How it differs from Seranova: a PDRN serum, with 0.5 mm 24K gold-plated single-use tips⁶. The kit page says "27% PDRN", a figure we could not check⁶.
• Price: $107.99 for 2 sessions, $159.99 for 4 or $209.99 for 6. That is $53.99, $40.00 or $35.00 a session⁶. Subscription takes 10% off⁶.
• FDA record: We found no FDA clearance listed (searched 24 Oct 2026)¹⁹.
• Buyers say: Trustpilot 4 out of 5 from 108 reviews (checked 24 Oct 2026)¹⁸.
• Downside: the policy says "We don't accept unwanted returns" and refunds only defects within 30 days, though the product page shows a "90 Day Money Back Guarantee" badge^6,7.
• Suits you if: you want a PDRN serum and can accept no change-of-mind returns. See our AMIRO review.

EvenSkyn MicroInfuser

EvenSkyn sells a stamp with one sealed serum ampoule and one head for each of 4 sessions⁸.

• How it differs from Seranova: "24-karat gold-plated microneedles fixed at 0.5 mm" and a serum with "biosynthetic PDRN at 2,000 ppm"⁸.
• Price: $119.99 for 4 treatments, or $30.00 each ($119.99 / 4). Two kits cost $105.00 each, $26.25 a treatment ($210 / 8). Three kits cost $94.50 each, $23.63 a treatment ($283.50 / 12)⁸. The page says "One-time purchase, no subscription"⁸.
• FDA record: We found no FDA clearance listed (searched 24 Oct 2026)¹⁹.
• Buyers say: Trustpilot 4 out of 5 from 88 reviews, on an unclaimed profile (checked 24 Oct 2026)¹⁸.
• Downside: the 60-day return covers devices, and opened or used skin care is not refundable⁹. You need to buy 3 kits at once to beat Seranova's price per session⁸.
• Suits you if: you want a PDRN serum, no subscription and a longer return window on the device.

Glov Micro Infusion System

Glov sells a stamp with 0.5 mm needles and a hyaluronic acid and peptide serum, one ampoule per session¹⁰.

• How it differs from Seranova: a lower price per serum and a cheaper first kit¹⁰. The kit does not print how many heads come in the box¹⁰.
• Price: $69 with 3 serums, $99 with 6 or $149 with 12. That is $23.00, $16.50 or $12.42 per serum¹⁰. Subscription takes 20% off¹⁰.
• FDA record: We found no FDA clearance listed (searched 24 Oct 2026)¹⁹.
• Buyers say: Trustpilot 4.4 out of 5 from 6,633 reviews, for the whole store (checked 24 Oct 2026)¹⁸.
• Downside: you need to confirm the head count at checkout. The site banner says 60 days, but kits get 30 days¹¹.
• Suits you if: you want the lowest entry price and a return that covers used kits; Glov says "even if you've used it"¹¹. See Glov vs Seranova.

Petal Micro Infusion System

Petal sells one 6-week kit with "(3) Petal 24K Microneedle Tips" and "(6) Petal Anti-Aging Serum Ampoules"¹².

• How it differs from Seranova: a lower kit price, but the 3 tips limit it to 3 sessions¹². Petal also suggests a treatment every 2 weeks¹².
• Price: $89, or $29.67 a session ($89 / 3)¹². Subscription takes 15% off, shipped every 6 weeks¹².
• FDA record: We found no FDA clearance listed (searched 24 Oct 2026)¹⁹.
• Buyers say: Trustpilot 4.3 out of 5 from 28 reviews (checked 24 Oct 2026)¹⁸. That is a small sample.
• Downside: returns must be unopened, and "microneedling tools are non-returnable unless defective or damaged upon arrival"¹³.
• Suits you if: you want a short trial at a lower price than Seranova's 1-month kit.

Qure Micro-Infusion System (3-month bundle)

Qure sells a 3-month bundle of "6 treatments", with "one treatment performed every 2 weeks"¹⁴.

• How it differs from Seranova: a similar schedule and price, with a cash refund that covers used product^14,15. The kit lists 5 heads for 6 treatments, which Qure does not explain¹⁴.
• Price: $169 for 6 treatments, or $28.17 a session ($169 / 6). Per head it is $33.80 ($169 / 5)¹⁴.
• FDA record: We found no FDA clearance listed for the micro infusion kit (searched 24 Oct 2026). Qure's record K230042 is for its LED mask¹⁹.
• Buyers say: Trustpilot 4.5 out of 5 from 1,654 reviews (checked 24 Oct 2026)¹⁸.
• Downside: the 30-day refund comes with a return fee "from approximately $29 - $49"¹⁵. Its "independent user study" is not published on the page and gives no sample size¹⁴.
• Suits you if: you want a 30-day cash refund without the first-order limit. See Qure vs Seranova.

Renewa Micro-Infusion System

Renewa sells a stamp with 0.3 mm needles. The page says "Each kit includes 2 needle heads, so you can do 2 treatments"¹⁶.

• How it differs from Seranova: shorter needles by the brand's own figure and a slower schedule, "once every 2-4 weeks"¹⁶.
• Price: $99 for 1 month, $129 for 2 or $159 for 3¹⁶. The 1-month kit is $49.50 a session ($99 / 2). The 2- and 3-month session counts are not printed¹⁶.
• FDA record: We found no FDA clearance listed (searched 24 Oct 2026)¹⁹.
• Buyers say: Trustpilot 4.5 out of 5 from 875 reviews (checked 24 Oct 2026)¹⁸.
• Downside: the "100-Day Satisfaction Guarantee" covers non-subscription purchases only and "does not imply a full cash refund"¹⁷.
• Suits you if: you want a slower schedule and a long window to decide. See our Renewa review.

When to stick with Seranova

• You will use the 3-month kit. At $26.50 a session, it costs less than the best one-time price from Qure, Petal, AMIRO and Renewa². Only Glov and a 3-kit EvenSkyn order cost less^8,10. On subscription it drops to $21.00 ($126 / 6)².
• You want a guarantee on a used first order. The 90-day guarantee lets you "file a short claim with your order number within 90 days of your first purchase" if the product is not for you⁴.
• You want clear session counts. The kit names say 2, 4 or 6 treatments, and each comes with a new single-use head^1,2.
• You want a store with many ratings. Trustpilot showed 4.4 out of 5 from 4,731 reviews (checked 24 Oct 2026)¹⁸.

FDA: we found no 510(k) record for Seranova's kit or any of the 6 alternatives (openFDA, 24 Oct 2026)¹⁹. None of the pages claims a clearance for these kits. For more on Seranova itself, read our Seranova review. New to the format? Start with what micro infusion is.

How we picked Each product is a full-face micro infusion stamp kit with serum, sold on a US brand site, with a public price. "Cheaper" means a lower price per session than Seranova on at least one kit size; "similar" means the same format of stamp, serum and single-use heads. To keep the list to six, we left out Glamory and ReGlow, which both appear in our scored list. All facts are from public pages, checked on 24 Oct 2026. We did not test these products. For a scored list of 11 kits, see the best micro infusion systems.

Last checked 24 Oct 2026.