medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Cream: Ingredients and Price

What it is

medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Cream is a cream listed in medicube’s official US online store, but its linked product page discusses more than one formulation. The page describes a Salmon DNA PDRN Pink Hyaluronic Cream and a Rose PDRN Peptide Cream. Those descriptions should not be combined into a single ingredient profile without checking the label of the version you intend to buy.

This is a store-data product file, not a report from testing the cream on skin. It explains the listed product, the brand’s ingredient descriptions and its claims. For background on the ingredient category, see what PDRN is. The available product-page information does not establish that every formulation discussed has the same ingredients, texture or effects.

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Key ingredients the brand lists

medicube names salmon PDRN and hyaluronic acid for its hyaluronic cream, and vegan rose PDRN and peptide for its Rose PDRN Peptide Cream. The brand describes salmon PDRN as DNA extracted from salmon. It says hyaluronic acid boosts hydration in the hyaluronic formulation, while rose PDRN and peptide support uneven skin tone and hydration in the rose formulation.

These are selected ingredients from the brand’s descriptions, not a complete ingredient list. The available product information does not identify a particular peptide, establish a PDRN concentration for the medicube pdrn cream or confirm that both PDRN sources appear in the same formula. Check the full ingredient list for the version being sold rather than treating the product page’s separate descriptions as interchangeable.

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What the brand claims

medicube claims its Salmon DNA PDRN Pink Hyaluronic Cream improves the skin barrier, hydration, elasticity and glow. Its explanation links salmon DNA fragments’ claimed compatibility with human skin cells to their structural similarity to human DNA, then connects that compatibility to barrier support. The brand explicitly qualifies its PDRN explanatory information as referring only to raw-material characteristics, not necessarily demonstrated effects of the finished cream.

For rose PDRN, medicube claims the same benefits as salmon PDRN, with additional advantages from rose extract and vegan ingredients; it also claims sustainable production methods. The brand says both salmon and rose PDRN boost elasticity and reduce irritated skin. These remain brand claims. The information documented here does not establish finished-product human trial results or verify equivalent performance between the formulations; our research guide provides a separate place to consider evidence questions.

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Price, size and where it is sold

The official medicube US store listed the cream at $26.00 for 50 ml, marked down from $27.00, when checked on October 8, 2026. The product page also states the size as 1.69 fluid ounces. These are dated store details, not a promise of the price you will see when you order; the spec box presents the checked figures together.

Ulta and Walmart product listings were also found in a web search on October 8, 2026, but their prices and sellers were not checked. A listing alone does not establish that its offer matches the official store’s price or formulation. Before paying, compare the product name, size and ingredient list on the particular listing rather than relying only on the pdrn pink peptide cream search phrase.

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How it compares

The checked store data place medicube above several listed alternatives on sticker price, but package sizes differ. Genabelle’s 70 ml cream costs less and has a larger listed volume; Mediheal Derma Cream PDRN Lifting costs less at the same listed volume. Dr.Reju-All Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Cream also has a lower sticker price, but comes in a smaller package. These are price-and-size comparisons, not performance rankings.

The available product information does not state medicube’s PDRN amount, so a concentration comparison is incomplete. Genabelle states that Genabelle PDRN Enriched Recovery Balm contains 5,000ppm PDRN; Dr.Reju-All states 1,200 ppm for Dr.Reju-All Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Cream; VT Cosmetics states 100,000ppm for VT Cosmetics PDRN Capsule Cream. Those amounts are brand claims, not independently tested measurements in this file, and a higher stated amount is not established here to produce better results.

The comparison table keeps the checked prices, available sizes and stated amounts separate because each answers a different shopping question. Genabelle PDRN Enriched Recovery Balm costs more than medicube at the same listed volume, while VT Cosmetics PDRN Capsule Cream has a lower listed price but no size documented here. Browse the PDRN cream guide for the category rather than treating price alone as evidence of effectiveness.

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Who it may suit

The hyaluronic formulation may interest shoppers looking for the lightweight daily hydration medicube describes. The brand says its hyaluronic moisturizing cream has a watery texture, absorbs quickly and avoids a heavy, greasy or sticky finish; it also says it can sit under makeup. Those texture claims belong to the hyaluronic formulation and should not automatically be applied to the Rose PDRN Peptide Cream.

Suitability is not established from the product name or PDRN claims alone. medicube recommends its Pink Hyaluronic Moisturizing Cream for lightweight daily hydration and its Pink Collagen Capsule Cream for richer hydration, but that is the brand’s positioning, not a tested recommendation from this site. If allergies, pregnancy or a skin condition affect your choice, discuss the exact ingredient list with a board-certified dermatologist.

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