The Best Medicube Products

The top 8, across every range

1. 

   #1 · Zero Pore & Pore Care

   medicube Zero Pore Pads 2.0, Dual-Textured Facial Toner

   4.6 stars from 32.6k ratings · best for congestion £15.30£16.90-9%

   We read the manufacturer's own list for this one, 47 ingredients long. Its full reading is on the product page.

   Skip it if: Your barrier is already compromised, or you have rosacea or eczema. Acids at that position plus alcohol at fifth is a lot to ask of reactive skin.

2. 

   #2 · PDRN & Salmon DNA

   medicube Salmon DNA PDRN Pink Peptide Serum, Pink

   4.6 stars from 23.5k ratings · best for glow £14.15£16.90-16%

   On the manufacturer's own list, the salmon DNA sits 8th of 40. That's the front half, so the name on the front and the order on the back broadly agree.

   Skip it if: You react to fragrance, or you are using this on actively irritated skin.

3. 

   #3 · Brightening (Vita C & Kojic)

   medicube Deep Vitamin C Golden Capsule Face Moisturiser

   4.5 stars from 15.4k ratings · best for dullness £16.80

   On the manufacturer's own list, vitamin C sits 39th of 61. That's the back half, so read the name on the front as marketing rather than as a measure of how much is in there.

   Skip it if: You are looking for a high-strength vitamin C step. The concentration implied by that position in the list is low.

4. 

   #4 · Brightening (Vita C & Kojic)

   medicube Deep Vita C Facial Pads, Vitamin C

   4.7 stars from 5.5k ratings · best for dullness £15.30

   On the list Amazon publishes, vitamin C sits 11th of 48. That's the front half, so the name on the front and the order on the back broadly agree.

   Skip it if: You want real chemical exfoliation. Lactic at 29th is mild; the Zero Pore Pads are the acid product in this range.

5. 

   #5 · PDRN & Salmon DNA

   medicube Salmon DNA PDRN Pink Collagen Capsule Cream

   4.5 stars from 7.9k ratings · best for glow £15.42£17.50-12%

   On the manufacturer's own list, the salmon DNA sits 25th of 59. That's the front half, so the name on the front and the order on the back broadly agree.

   Skip it if: You are buying it for collagen firming. Collagen sits 49th of 59; a retinoid has far more evidence for that job anyway.

6. 

   #6 · Zero Pore & Pore Care

   medicube Zero Pore Blackhead Mud Facial Mask

   4.4 stars from 7.5k ratings · best for congestion £14.00£15.50-10%

   On the manufacturer's own list, clay sits 37th of 50. That's the back half, so read the name on the front as marketing rather than as a measure of how much is in there.

   Skip it if: Your skin is dry or reactive. Clay is a degreaser by nature, and no hyaluronic cushion fully offsets that.

7. 

   #7 · Serums & Toners

   medicube Triple Collagen Serum 55ml - Nourish dull

   4.7 stars from 4.1k ratings · best for firmness £14.49£16.90-14%

   On the manufacturer's own list, collagen sits 18th of 43. That's the front half, so the name on the front and the order on the back broadly agree.

   Skip it if: You want firmness. Topical collagen hydrates the surface; a retinoid is the evidence-backed route.

8. 

   #8 · Age-R Devices

   medicube Age-R Booster Pro Pink | 6-in-1 Real

   4.3 stars from 7k ratings · best for lift £126.68

   A device has no ingredient list to read, so we judge it on what owners report and on what the maker will and won't claim.

   Skip it if: Any of the standard microcurrent contraindications might apply to you. Ask a doctor first; we cannot clear you for this.

Amazon.co.uk figures, not ours: prices read on 2026-09-30; star ratings and review counts read on 2026-09-30. Prices and ratings change; these are dated snapshots.

Better question: what is it for?

A ranked list answers "what is popular", which is not the same as "what should I buy". If you know what you are trying to fix, these are shorter routes and each one ends with the products we would leave out.

• Best for Pores and Blackheads
• Best for Dark Spots and Hyperpigmentation
• Best for Glow and Hydration
• Best for Wrinkles and Ageing Skin
• Best for Oily Skin
• Best for Dry Skin
• Best for Sensitive Skin, and What to Skip
• By decade instead, if age is the way you think about it.

Shortlists by range

The same catalogue, cut by product family rather than by score.