Patented Peptide G63 Lotion for Daily Moisture & Skin Texture Support Available

Oct 2, 2026

Neuvera has restocked PeptiPROTECT, a peptide-based lotion formulated to support daily moisture, skin texture, firmness, and resilience in a single formula for skin exposed to environmental stress.

Hanover, United States, October 2, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Neuvera has restocked PeptiPROTECT, a peptide body lotion formulated with the company's proprietary Peptide G63 technology to support daily moisture and skin texture. The emollient formula is designed for use on the face, neck, and body, especially when skin feels dry or depleted.

More information is available at https://neuveralife.com/products/peptiprotect

The announcement coincides with ongoing research into how environmental exposure affects skin. A six-month study of 124 women in Paris found that higher PM10 exposure correlated with lower skin hydration, increased wrinkles and roughness, and greater pore appearance, while poorer air quality was associated with reduced skin elasticity.

For daily skincare, maintaining moisture and visible skin quality can be an ongoing consideration. One area of focus is peptides, which function as messengers within the skin and have been studied for their role in collagen production, firmness, and elasticity. Peptide-based moisturizers may also support the skin barrier and hydration.

According to Neuvera, PeptiPROTECT features its patented Peptide G63 signaling technology, which supports the skin’s natural processes involved in maintaining appearance, texture, and resilience. The lotion provides replenishing moisture for dry or depleted-feeling skin and is intended to support a smoother, softer, and more resilient-looking appearance. Neuvera notes that the formula is suitable for all skin types.

PeptiPROTECT combines Peptide G63 with sweet almond oil, grape seed oil, jojoba seed oil, apricot kernel oil, coconut oil, Shorea Stenoptera seed butter, and botanical extracts. The company describes the formulation as a moisturizer for skin in need of added comfort.

The product is intended for consistent daily use and may be applied in the morning or evening after cleansing. Its texture makes it particularly useful at night or when skin needs extra moisture, with broad-spectrum sunscreen recommended during daytime use.

The lotion is also formulated for skin exposed to UV, heat, and environmental stress. Peptide G63 supports melanin production and the skin’s natural UV-defense mechanisms, and the product is identified as a cosmetic moisturizer rather than a sunscreen.

PeptiPROTECT is part of Neuvera’s topical skincare line, which includes PeptiLIFT and other products using Peptide G63 technology. Its products are made in the USA at an NSF-certified facility, with transparent information on ingredients, studies, and certifications.

For additional details, visit https://neuveralife.com/collections/topicals

Contact Info:
Name: Rachel Candler
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Organization: Neuvera
Address: 3 Wing Dr Cedar Knolls, Hanover, New Jersey 07927, United States
Website: https://neuveralife.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89205093

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