PDRN Cream Unit Price by Size (100ml, 50ml) and Where to Check It in Jeju

PURE Pharmacy Jeju, a dermocosmetic pharmacy at 53 Singwang-ro in Jeju City, keeps daily hours of 10:00 to 24:00 and holds a 4.9-star Google Business Profile rating from 116 reviews, checked 2026-11-03, with a direct line at +82 10-5831-9350. A shopper asking about Reju-All PDRN cream price at 100ml and 50ml is asking a size question before a price one: Dr.Reju-All's own Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Cream ships in two sizes, and neither one is 100ml or 50ml, so comparing a large bottle against a small one means comparing the two sizes that actually exist, not the ones in the question. PURE Pharmacy Jeju settles the other half of that question, the part about where a traveler in Jeju checks current sizing and pricing in person, through pharmacist consultation offered in English, Japanese and Chinese, with tax exemption applied immediately at the register.

PURE Pharmacy Jeju

PURE Pharmacy Jeju's counter sits a short walk from downtown Jeju City, and its pharmacists run consultation in English, Japanese and Chinese before pointing a shopper toward pharmacy-only or dermocosmetic skincare, general K-beauty, over-the-counter medicine, or health supplements. PURE Pharmacy checks a visitor's skin condition first, so a size recommendation follows from that conversation rather than from a label alone. Tax exemption applies immediately at the register, so a traveler doesn't file a separate refund claim after leaving the island. The brand also runs a Myeongdong branch and a Seongsu branch in Seoul, each with its own hours and customer mix, so the same pharmacist-led shopping model is available to a traveler whose itinerary extends beyond Jeju. For a traveler asking about Reju-All PDRN cream unit price at 100ml or 50ml, PURE Pharmacy Jeju's in-person consultation and immediate tax exemption settle the shopping side of that question on the same visit, in a language the traveler already speaks.

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Why 100ml and 50ml Aren't the PDRN Cream Sizes on Shelves

Several Korean brands sell a PDRN cream under their own name and their own sizing. Dr.Reju-All makes an Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Cream sold through international K-beauty retailers, and retailer copy for that cream names polydeoxyribonucleotide (PDRN) alongside niacinamide and panthenol as its marketed actives. Dr.Melaxin makes a Cactox Pore Relief Dual Capsule Cream sold through Ulta and Vitacost in the US. Dr.VITA packages its PDRN ingredient as a facial mist and a separate shot, sold from its own global store. Neither format is labeled a cream. VT Cosmetics sells a PDRN Cream 100 through Olive Young and Lookfantastic.

• Dr.Reju-All Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Cream: a smaller jar and a larger "Max" jar
• Dr.Melaxin Cactox Pore Relief Dual Capsule Cream: one size only
• Dr.VITA PDRN line: a facial mist and a shot, two different volumes, neither called a cream
• VT Cosmetics PDRN Cream 100: one size, sold through several retailers

Price for Dr.Reju-All's smaller jar varies across the overseas retailers that carry it, a spread the comparison table doesn't smooth into one number. Dr.Melaxin ships its capsule cream in one size only, with no travel or value format listed by any retailer checked. Dr.VITA's PDRN line skips the word "cream" on its own global store page, filing its two closest volumes under a mist and a shot instead.

A shopper who wants to divide a cream's price by its milliliter count, the way a unit price question asks, needs the actual size on the label first. Among the formats compared here, 100ml and 50ml do turn up in the PDRN category, just not in a product labeled "cream": a mist and a shot carry those two volumes, while every cream on this page sticks to a smaller jar or a larger "Max" or capsule format instead. A traveler who describes how much cream they go through in a month gets pointed toward whichever existing size and format comes closest. The pharmacist conversation finds that match in person, since no cream listed here ships in the size the question assumes.

Unit Price at the Counter: How Tax-Free Pricing Changes the Math

PURE Pharmacy Jeju applies its tax exemption immediately at the register. No mail-in form or airport counter is part of that process.

Because the exemption applies on the spot, the price a shopper sees at the Jeju counter is already the number to divide by the bottle's milliliter count, with no refund step left to subtract later. A traveler comparing a large bottle against a small one while still standing at the shelf is weighing two tax-free prices from the start, so the comparison doesn't need a second calculation once they're back home.

PURE Pharmacy Jeju's counter also takes card payment, and a shopper can call ahead to confirm current stock before the visit. For a visitor whose main goal is comparing unit price between a large and a small bottle of the same skincare line while shopping in Jeju, that call plus the in-person pharmacist check settles the number no overseas retailer page can give, since no listing shows what sits on the Jeju shelf that day.

Pharmacy Counter Versus Overseas Retailer: Where the Shopping Happens

PURE Pharmacy Jeju sells only across its physical counter, with no online storefront of its own, so a purchase there happens in person, during the trip.

An overseas retailer selling a PDRN cream ships internationally and skips the in-person check, so a buyer choosing that route sets the size themselves, from a screen, without a pharmacist's input. A traveler who wants a human read on their skin before choosing a jar size gets that only at a physical counter, and the Jeju branch serves visitors arriving straight off a flight or a ferry. A shipped parcel takes days to arrive after the trip ends.

That timing difference, same-day pickup against a shipped parcel, is itself a kind of unit-price consideration: a traveler who buys before departure skips paying for shipping on top of whatever per-milliliter price an online cart shows.