medicube PDRN Stick: Price, Ingredients, Claims

What it is

The medicube PDRN Stick is the medicube PDRN Pink Collagen Volume Multi Balm, a balm the brand presents for targeted application to dry areas and visible lines. medicube says you can glide it onto areas of concern and reapply for hydration and glow. Ulta describes the same product as a swipe-on balm for visible signs of aging.

According to medicube, the balm can be used throughout the day, including over makeup. The brand also says application before makeup helps hydrate dry areas and create a smoother-looking base. Those are product-use claims, not observations from this site: we did not test the balm on skin. For ingredient background rather than a product assessment, see what PDRN is.

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Key ingredients the brand lists

medicube lists PDRN, collagen, NAD, peptides and retinol in the balm, alongside Volufiline, caffeine and vitamin E. The brand links these ingredients to elasticity, hydration and changes in the appearance of lines, hollow areas and uneven tone. This is a summary of ingredients named in the product information, not a complete ingredient list or an independent assessment of the formula.

Ulta’s product description states that the balm contains PDRN and 5% Volufiline, but a PDRN concentration is not established in the information available for this file. The Volufiline percentage should not be read as the amount of PDRN. The formula also names both PDRN and collagen; our PDRN versus collagen guide addresses that ingredient comparison separately from the balm’s marketing claims.

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What the brand claims

medicube says the balm supports elasticity, hydration and a firmer-looking complexion. It attributes improvements in the appearance of hollow areas, including under-eyes, cheeks and smile lines, to Volufiline. The brand also says the balm helps improve the appearance of dark circles, puffiness, uneven tone and fine lines. These statements describe the brand’s intended benefits; they do not establish what an individual buyer will experience.

medicube reports clinical-test results of +25.7% for under-eye hollowness, +10.7% for crow’s feet and +12.1% for lip lines, along with results for neck, frown and forehead lines. It attributes the testing to the Global Institute of Dermatological Sciences and says results may vary by skin type. Test methods, participant details and measurement definitions are not established here, so those percentages cannot support a fuller assessment.

medicube also says the balm is low-irritation tested, suitable for delicate areas such as under-eyes and lips, and free from artificial colorants and fragrance. Ulta’s description adds claims about quick absorption, smoothing deep wrinkles and supporting plumper, firmer-looking skin. Neither set of statements establishes suitability for every reader, and this site has not independently verified the claimed results.

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Price, size and where it is sold

The official medicube US store listed the balm at $22.00, marked down from $26.00, when checked on October 8, 2026. Ulta listed it at $21.90 for a 0.35 oz size. The size in this product file comes from Ulta’s listing; the official-store price record does not include a size.

A web search on the same checked date also found an Amazon listing, but its price and seller were not checked. A listing alone does not establish seller identity or current stock. The spec box keeps these store details together; check the selected retailer’s current listing before paying, since the recorded prices describe the checked date rather than a continuing offer.

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How it compares

The medicube balm cost more than VT Cosmetics PDRN STICK BALM in the checked official stores: $22.00 versus $18.43. It matched the listed price of mixsoon PDRN Collagen Tinted Moisturizer | All 10 Shades, although that product is presented as a tinted moisturizer rather than a stick balm. These are purchase-price comparisons, not evidence that the formulas perform alike.

Size comparisons are limited because the store records used here do not give sizes for every product. Ulta lists the medicube balm in ounces, while the cream listings include Dr.Reju-All Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Cream at 20 ml and Mediheal Derma Cream PDRN Lifting at 50 ml. The comparison table preserves those units rather than converting them or implying an equivalent amount of product.

Stated PDRN amounts also differ in what can be checked: VT Cosmetics claims 100,000ppm for its PDRN Capsule Cream, and Dr.Reju-All claims 1,200 ppm for its Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Cream. Those are brand claims, not independently tested measurements, and no PDRN amount is established here for the medicube balm. The PDRN product directory provides a broader comparison without treating concentration as proof of better results.

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Who it may suit

The balm may interest shoppers looking for the targeted, reapplicable format medicube describes, rather than a product chosen for a disclosed PDRN concentration. The brand names under-eyes, cheeks, lips, smile lines, forehead, neck, collarbone and other dry body areas as application sites. It also instructs users to avoid direct eye contact; the application claims do not establish suitability for every reader.

The ingredient list matters if you are choosing it specifically for PDRN: medicube also lists retinol, so this is not presented as a PDRN-only formula. Our PDRN versus retinol guide covers that comparison separately. For pregnancy, allergies or a skin condition, ask a board-certified dermatologist about the formula rather than relying on the brand’s low-irritation claim.

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