medicube PDRN Pink Collagen Gel Mask: Price and Claims

What it is

The medicube PDRN Pink Collagen Gel Mask is a hydrogel mask that the brand says contains salmon PDRN and low-molecular collagen. The official US store names it medicube Salmon PDRN Pink Collagen Jelly Gel Mask. Ulta uses Medicube PDRN Pink Collagen Gel Mask and describes it as color-changing, so the checked stores use different names.

medicube says the hydrogel becomes transparent as it adheres to skin and delivers its essence over time. That is the brand's description of how the mask behaves, not a result we observed through testing. If the ingredient name is your starting point, see what PDRN is; this product file focuses on what the stores actually list.

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Key ingredients the brand lists

medicube names salmon PDRN, low-molecular collagen, hydrolyzed collagen and niacinamide in its product descriptions and claims. It describes salmon PDRN as a form of DNA extracted from salmon. The product-page information available here does not establish a PDRN concentration for this mask, so there is no stated amount to use in a concentration comparison.

medicube also claims that the extracted DNA fragments are highly compatible with human skin cells because of their structural similarity to human DNA. That compatibility statement belongs to the brand; it is not independent evidence presented here. For a broader ingredient comparison, see PDRN versus collagen. The listed ingredients alone do not establish which ingredient accounts for the brand's reported results.

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What the brand claims

medicube claims improvements in firmness, skin tone and the appearance of pores, and reports measurements in its clinical test section. Those include a pore area reduction of 37.88%, skin radiance improvement of 51.45% and surface skin moisture improvement of 71.77%. medicube identifies these results as an excerpt from a clinical test report and cautions that individual results may vary.

The brand also lists dual functionality for fine lines and brightening, with a reference to South Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. Separately, medicube claims moisture-barrier support with up to 24 hours of hydration. The information available here does not establish the test methods or participant details needed to assess those claims beyond the product page's statements.

medicube says the mask is dermatologist-tested, low irritation and free from artificial colors. These are brand statements; they do not establish that the mask will suit your skin. The page's reported measurements also do not establish a result for every buyer, or show how this mask performs against the other products in the comparison.

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Price, size and where it is sold

The official medicube US store listed the mask at $5.99 for 28 g on October 8, 2026, marked down from $6.99. The specification box records that dated store listing rather than a permanent price. Ulta's checked product page listed $19.90 for a four-count pack, so its offer should not be read as the same purchase size.

A search on the checked date also found listings at Amazon, Ulta and Target. The search-only findings did not verify prices or sellers; the separately checked Ulta page supplies the pack price above. Treat those as different levels of detail, not interchangeable offers. The PDRN product directory provides a place to continue comparing store listings.

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How it compares

medicube has the lowest listed purchase price among the mask and patch offers compared here, but their sizes and pack formats differ. Mediheal Rose PDRN Essential Mask Healthy Glow is listed as a pack, while Dr.Reju-All Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Mask uses a volume measurement. The comparison table preserves those store units rather than treating every listing as an equivalent quantity.

The other listings also require attention to pack details. Genabelle PDRN Rejuvenating Mask Sheet 5pcs and VT Cosmetics PDRN Hydrogel Mask 4ea state pack counts. The mixsoon store listing records a size of 35 g, while its product name includes 35g*5ea. That naming and size detail does not support an invented per-mask price.

Dr.Reju-All states that its mask contains 1,200 ppm PDRN; that is a brand claim, not an independently tested amount. No corresponding PDRN amount for medicube is established in the product information available here. Price, size and a stated concentration therefore cannot establish relative effectiveness. See the PDRN mask guide for the format category, rather than reading this table as a performance ranking.

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Who it may suit

This mask may interest shoppers looking for a hydrogel format with the ingredients medicube names, provided the brand's suggested wear time fits their routine. Its daytime instructions say to apply after toner or serum and leave on for 3–4 hours or until transparent. Its FAQ instead recommends 1–4 hours depending on skin condition; its overnight instructions say to remove it in the morning.

Personal suitability is not established by the brand's low-irritation claim or its reported test results. If you have allergies, a skin condition or questions about use during pregnancy, discuss the product with a board-certified dermatologist. medicube also says the AGE-R Booster Pro X2 Mask Mode is not recommended for hydrogel masks such as this product.

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