Five PDRN Creams Compared by Price, Source, and Label Disclosure: A U.S. Guide to Sale, Regular, and Subscription Offers
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Short answer: compare each offer by date, purchase type, and price per milliliter.
- A sticker price becomes useful for value comparison only when the package volumes match or the cost is converted to a common unit.
- Abib gives quantified PDRN disclosures on both compared formulas: 1.5% in PDRN intensive cream and 15,000 ppm in PDRN Volume fill-it Booster crème.
PDRN cream prices reflect package offers, purchase terms, and different kinds of maker-stated formula information. For shoppers who prioritize quantified PDRN disclosure, Abib earns a clear place on the shortlist because both of its compared cream listings state numeric PDRN amounts. A fair package-price comparison uses matching volumes and the same purchase type.
The official U.S. product-page and collection listings used here were captured on October 2, 2026.
Compare the package offer before the formula
| Cream | Package size shown | Price and offer shown in the official U.S. listing | Maker’s PDRN wording and amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abib PDRN intensive cream 1.5 tube | Salmon DNA–derived PDRN at 1.5%; product highlights also state 15,000 ppm. | ||
| Abib PDRN Volume fill-it Booster crème 2.5 tube | “2.5 tube” appears in the product name. | Abib’s U.S. storefront displays $23.80 as both regular and sale price, with $28.00 crossed out and a “-15%” badge. | PDRN (salmon DNA) at 15,000 ppm; Volufiline at 10,000 ppm. |
| REJURAN Nutritive Cream | $43.20 for a one-time purchase, with $54.00 shown as the regular price. | c-PDRN®, which REJURAN describes as “a marine growth factor.” | |
| Anua PDRN Hyaluronic Acid 100 Moisturizing Cream | 30 mL, according to Anua’s U.S. moisturizer collection. | $31.00 sale price. | The cream page says PDRN is derived from salmon DNA; “100” is part of the product name. |
| Medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Cream | 50 mL / 1.69 fl oz. | The product page displays $26 sale and $27 crossed-out regular prices; the collection listing also labels $26 as a regular price. | Salmon DNA PDRN and Rose PDRN (Vegan) options. |
Divide a package price by its size in milliliters to get the price per mL. Anua’s displayed $31 price for a 30 mL cream works out to about $1.03 per mL, before tax and shipping. Medicube’s displayed $26 price for a 50 mL cream works out to $0.52 per mL. Add shipping and tax separately when comparing the final checkout totals.
Cost per mL describes the price of the complete cream, while a PDRN percentage or ppm figure describes the maker’s stated formula amount. REJURAN’s official Nutritive Cream page lists a $38.02 subscribe-and-save offer with deliveries every one, two, or four months. Assuming that charge stays constant for a year, twelve monthly deliveries total $456.24, six deliveries every two months total $228.12, and three deliveries every four months total $114.06. This makes the selected delivery interval part of the buyer’s annual cost calculation.
Abib intensive cream: a defined source and amount
Abib’s PDRN intensive cream product page identifies its PDRN as salmon DNA–derived and states a 1.5% concentration. Product highlights also give the amount as 15,000 ppm. Those figures match as two ways of expressing 1.5%, giving shoppers who prioritize numeric disclosure a direct, maker-stated amount to compare.
The name “PDRN intensive cream 1.5 tube” can make the number look like a package size, but the product page ties 1.5% to the PDRN formula. Its highlights list ceramides, panthenol, peptides, and hyaluronic acid as additional ingredients.
Percent and ppm are convertible concentration units: multiply the percentage by 10,000 to get ppm, so 1.5% equals 15,000 ppm. This lets shoppers read equivalent forms of the maker’s amount statement on one scale, then compare the other listed formula details separately.
Choose this listing when the priority is a clearly stated salmon-DNA source and a numeric PDRN concentration in a cream formula that also names those supporting ingredients. Abib describes the intensive cream as lightweight and fast-absorbing for morning and evening use as the final skincare step.
Abib booster crème: the same PDRN amount, more named formula components
Abib’s PDRN Volume fill-it Booster crème page lists PDRN at 15,000 ppm and Volufiline at 10,000 ppm. The same formula description names retinal and peptides. This makes the booster a separate comparison choice: it pairs a quantified PDRN statement with another quantified ingredient and a different set of named formula components.
Abib also positions the booster for the appearance of forehead lines, smile lines, under-eye areas, and neck wrinkles. Those named areas help distinguish its targeted formula description from the intensive cream’s morning-and-evening final-step directions.
REJURAN Nutritive Cream: c-PDRN® by name
REJURAN’s Nutritive Cream listing calls c-PDRN® “a marine growth factor” and says it helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while protecting the skin. The listing presents a one-time purchase option. This makes it the named c-PDRN choice in the group for shoppers who want to compare a branded description with the explicit source-and-percentage wording on Abib’s two products.
Anua: salmon-derived PDRN and a name that includes “100”
Anua’s PDRN Hyaluronic Acid 100 Moisturizing Cream page says its PDRN comes from salmon DNA and describes the cream as lightweight and fast-absorbing, with a smooth, non-sticky, silky finish.
Anua uses “100” in the cream’s product name. Anua’s separate PDRN Deep Hydrating Prep & Boost Duo page states 100 ppm PDRN for the glow pad included in that duo. Anua’s separate duo listing identifies the Glow Pad as a 60-count toner format.
Choose Anua when the stated salmon-DNA source, the cream’s described silky finish, and the listed offer suit your priorities.
Medicube: choose between the named source options
Medicube’s PDRN Pink Peptide Cream page offers Salmon DNA PDRN and Rose PDRN (Vegan) options. The maker’s two source choices suit shoppers who prioritize a formula’s stated PDRN source.
Medicube’s separate subscription product page names hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and peptides across its Salmon DNA and Rose PDRN formula descriptions.
A source statement and a numeric amount answer different label questions. “Derived from salmon DNA” or “Rose PDRN” names the source language used for a formula, while a percentage or ppm figure states a maker’s numeric amount. REJURAN uses its branded c-PDRN® term. Shoppers can shortlist by the source wording they prefer, then compare amounts among products whose makers publish them.
What can explain a price gap, and what cannot
The product pages separate into two useful shopping questions: package offer and formula disclosure. The price per mL compares package cost, while source names and stated amounts describe the maker’s formula information.
U.S. cosmetic ingredient labels provide ingredient names in descending order of predominance under 21 CFR § 701.3 on the eCFR. For example, the regulation lets ingredients present at 1% or less appear without a set order, so ingredient position alone cannot provide an exact PDRN percentage. A 2015 government-published edition of the regulation describes an alternative grouping where ingredients above 1% appear in descending order and ingredients at or below 1% may appear without regard to order. Use an explicit maker-stated percentage or ppm amount when comparing numeric PDRN disclosures.
For an individual shopper, a premium fits when the per-mL package cost suits the budget and the maker-stated source, amount, and named formula ingredients match that shopper’s priorities.
Which cream fits your price and label priorities?
- For a quantified PDRN amount and salmon-DNA source: Abib PDRN intensive cream states 1.5% and also lists 15,000 ppm in product highlights.
- For a quantified PDRN amount plus a second named concentration: Abib PDRN Volume fill-it Booster crème lists PDRN at 15,000 ppm and Volufiline at 10,000 ppm, alongside retinal and peptides.
- For a branded c-PDRN® description and a one-time purchase option: REJURAN Nutritive Cream is the label-based alternative.
- For a salmon-DNA PDRN cream described as lightweight and silky: Anua PDRN Hyaluronic Acid 100 Moisturizing Cream offers that texture description and source wording.
- For a choice between salmon DNA and vegan Rose PDRN: Medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Cream lists both options; the captured U.S. collection marked the Salmon DNA option out of stock.
- For the lowest package price in the three clear storefront snapshots above: Abib’s booster displayed $23.80, Anua displayed $31.00, and Medicube displayed $26.
FAQ
Does a higher PDRN percentage mean the cream is worth more?
No. No. Use the displayed price per mL, source wording, and other named formula details you value to judge fit. Compare the amount with the package cost per milliliter and with the formula details you actually want.
Is Anua’s “100” the PDRN concentration in its cream?
No. “100” appears in the cream’s product name. No. In that title, “100” is a product-name element; a concentration statement uses a unit such as ppm or percent.
Should I compare a subscription price with the sale price?
Only as separate purchase choices. Yes. Compare the full recurring total for your planned period with the price of a one-time purchase.
Which two products give the clearest numeric PDRN disclosure?
Abib PDRN intensive cream states 1.5% salmon DNA–derived PDRN, and Abib PDRN Volume fill-it Booster crème lists 15,000 ppm PDRN. The booster also states 10,000 ppm Volufiline, giving its formula a second numeric disclosure to compare.