A 30 mL leave-on serum with Salmon DNA PDRN, niacinamide and five peptides. Medicube’s U.S. page offers Salmon DNA and vegan Rose PDRN options; the 1.01 fl oz Amazon US listing identifies the Salmon DNA version.
30 mL / 1.01 fl oz · Salmon DNA versionBrand information
Product information at a glance
medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Serum (Salmon DNA PDRN)
Amazon US listing
30 mL / 1.01 fl oz · Salmon DNA PDRN
Format
Leave-on face and neck serum
Highlighted ingredients
Sodium DNA · niacinamide · five peptides
Other label detail
Fragrance is listed; the official page also offers Rose PDRN (Vegan)
Consider it if you want a leave-on serum whose listed ingredients include sodium DNA, niacinamide and several peptides. Fragrance is listed, and the Salmon DNA option is not vegan.
Based on brand information and published sources, not a hands-on review.
01 / TEXTURE
Texture and format
Brand description
Medicube describes the serum as lightweight and moisturizing. Its two listed versions have different ingredient lists.
03 / YOUR ROUTINE
How to use it in your routine
Official directions
On clean, dry skin, spread a generous amount over the face and neck and pat gently. The brand says to use it morning and night, then continue with moisturizer and daytime sunscreen. Follow the directions on the package you receive.
The brand's dermatologist-tested and low-irritating descriptions do not predict individual tolerance. Its South Korean dual-functionality statement is a brand claim about Korean classification, not U.S. drug approval.
The 1.01 fl oz Amazon US listing identifies Salmon DNA PDRN. Medicube’s U.S. page also offers Rose PDRN (Vegan); the two options have different ingredient lists. Check the option name and package before ordering.
Which ingredients are in the Salmon DNA version?
The Salmon DNA list includes Sodium DNA, Milt Extract and Salmon Egg Extract, plus niacinamide and five named peptides: Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4, Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7, Copper Tripeptide-1 and Acetyl Hexapeptide-8. Fragrance is also listed. These are formula details, not proof of a particular firmness, brightening or barrier result. The package image also carries a “PDRN (Sodium DNA) 1%” claim. The product page does not explain the basis of that percentage, so it should not be read as a verified concentration of purified DNA.
How do you use it in a routine?
Medicube’s U.S. directions say to apply a generous amount morning and night to clean, dry skin, spread over the face and neck, then pat gently. The brand recommends moisturizer and daytime sunscreen afterward. It does not specify a pump or drop count, so use the package directions for the amount.
What does Medicube say about testing?
Medicube describes the serum as dermatologist-tested and low-irritating, gives a pH range of 5.8–7.8, and refers to South Korean MFDS dual functionality for fine lines and brightening. These are manufacturer statements; the page does not provide a detailed study protocol. Korean classification does not mean U.S. drug approval.
How does it compare with another PDRN serum?
The Amazon listing identifies the Salmon DNA version; Medicube also sells a vegan Rose PDRN option with a different ingredient list. The Salmon DNA formula lists fragrance and fish-derived ingredients. Anua PDRN Hyaluronic Acid Capsule 100 Serum is another 30 mL serum whose U.S. page highlights hyaluronic acid and collagen capsules. Compare the versions and ingredient lists rather than assuming either formula will work better for you.
Selected ingredients · linked English product listing
Ingredient
Role or purpose
Formula detail
Sodium DNA · Milt Extract · Salmon Egg Extract
Salmon DNA option ingredients
The package carries a “PDRN (Sodium DNA) 1%” claim. The page does not explain whether that percentage refers to purified DNA or an ingredient preparation.
Niacinamide
Highlighted ingredient
Listed in the Salmon DNA formula.
Five peptides
Named formula ingredients
All five appear in the official Salmon DNA list.
Fragrance
Listed ingredient
The official list is not fragrance-free.
Official ingredient list ↗. Ingredient roles explain the formula. See the sourced product information and evidence limits below.
BRAND-REPORTED EVIDENCE
Official formula and use information
The reviewed U.S. page gives dermatologist-tested and low-irritating statements and a pH range, but no detailed test protocol or serum-specific outcome data. These statements are not a guarantee of individual results.
The 1.01 fl oz listing identifies the Salmon DNA PDRN version. Medicube also offers a separate Rose PDRN (Vegan) option; check the selected option and package because the ingredient lists differ.
How does medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Serum differ from Anua PDRN Hyaluronic Acid Capsule 100 Serum?
Both product pages identify Salmon DNA-derived PDRN/Sodium DNA. Medicube highlights niacinamide and five peptides, while Anua presents a hyaluronic-acid and collagen capsule serum. Compare the exact lists and directions; ingredient differences do not predict which will suit you better.
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