PDRN Pink Collagen Capsule Cream.

"It's really not appropriate for people really struggling with dryness. But if you're looking for an all-in-one type of cream, this one works well. You get the hydration and moisture, but you also get 5% niacinamide, that triple whammy of benefits. You want your moisturizer to do the most. You want your moisturizer to brighten up your skin. You can get a lot of benefit from one product right here just with that niacinamide. If you have multiple needs from your moisturizer, maybe you like something lighter for the day and something a little bit more moisturizing at night, you might be able to get all of those needs in one jar. Might save you some money."

"It's a great moisturizer. It's got ceramides. It's a nice finish. Copper peptide shows promise for healing pathways. I don't know that the price point is something that I would comfortably pay on a regular basis. This is the Medic Cube PDRN pink collagen capsule cream. PDRN in skincare is a complete scam. PDRN, little small fragments of DNA that we're going to put on our face, they're going to be super stable. The biochemistry makes absolute zero sense. PDRN, growth factors, all these molecular biology specific compounds, they're not doing much. Maybe moisturizing the skin. At the end of the day though, this product I did actually end up liking because it's a 5% niacinamide gel cream. It's very hydrating and it's a nice moisturizer. It's got these little blobs within it of basically a thicker opaque cream dispersed amongst a clear colorless gel."