In short
Medicube prices in Bangladesh run ৳640–৳1320 across eight verified products. Best value is the Exosome Cica Toner 210ml at ৳1020 (৳4.9/ml); the hero Zero Pore Pad 2.0 costs ৳1320 (৳18.9/pad). Buy the 110ml Collagen Jelly Cream (৳1020), never the 50ml (৳1320), and check the batch code against Skinoly's ledger before paying — 34 of 48 Medicube listings share the same flat ৳1320 price.
বাংলায়বাংলাদেশে Medicube-এর দাম যাচাই করা আটটি পণ্যে ৳640–৳1320 পর্যন্ত চলে। সেরা মূল্য Exosome Cica Toner 210ml, ৳1020 (৳4.9/ml); হিরো Zero Pore Pad 2.0-এর দাম ৳1320 (প্রতি প্যাড ৳18.9)। Collagen Jelly Cream-এর 110ml (৳1020) কিনুন, 50ml (৳1320) নয়, আর টাকা দেওয়ার আগে ব্যাচ কোড Skinoly-এর লেজারের সঙ্গে মেলান — 48টি Medicube লিস্টিংয়ের 34টিই একই ফ্ল্যাট ৳1320 দামে।
Chapters · 9
- 01Shop this guide
- 02Start with how your skin/hair feels
- 03Match it to your routine
- 04The honest differences most shops won't tell you
- 05Practical steps for choosing
- 06Compare prices and sizes (৳/ml where relevant)
- 07Check the batch before you pay (Skinoly authenticity ledger)
- 08Not sure? Try the free AI Skin Scanner / Routine Builder
- 09Questions people ask
Medicube is one of the most searched Korean skincare brands in Bangladesh, and one of the hardest to price honestly: a third-party aggregator (bnblush) tracks 65 Medicube products across 8 Bangladeshi stores. This guide answers with eight products read from Skinoly's live catalogue, each a single clean listing, with the per-ml maths done openly.
Prices verified: 13 November 2026. Every price below was read from Skinoly's live catalogue on that date, and each product links to its own page where the current batch and expiry are recorded.
Best picks at a glance
- Best value overall: Medicube Exosome Cica Toner 210ml — ৳1020, about ৳4.9/ml for a big 210ml bottle
- Best for pores and blackheads: Medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0, 70 Pads — ৳1320, about ৳18.9 per pad, the brand's hero product
- Best cheap entry point: Medicube Zero Pore Cooling Mask - 1 Sheet Mask — ৳640 for a single sheet, the lowest price in this list
Shop this guide
- [Medicube Zero Pore Cooling Mask - 1 Sheet Mask](/products/medicube-zero-pore-cooling-mask-1-sheet-mask) — ৳640. A single cooling sheet mask for visible pores — the cheapest way to try the line.
- [Medicube Collagen Jelly Cream 110ml](/products/medicube-collagen-jelly-cream-110ml) — ৳1020. The big jar, at about ৳9.3/ml — the size to buy; see the honest-differences section.
- [Medicube Exosome Cica Toner 210ml](/products/medicube-exosome-cica-toner-210ml) — ৳1020. A 210ml calming toner with exosomes and cica — the best per-ml value here.
- [Medicube Zero Pore Blackhead Mud Mask 100g](/products/medicube-zero-pore-blackhead-mud-mask-100g) — ৳1020. A clay-style mud mask for blackheads, at about ৳10.2 per gram.
- [Medicube Kojic Acid Turmeric Niacinamide Serum 30ml](/products/medicube-kojic-acid-turmeric-niacinamide-serum-30ml) — ৳1150. A brightening serum of kojic acid, turmeric and niacinamide, for dull skin and dark spots.
- [Medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0, 70 Pads](/products/medicube-zero-pore-pad-20-70-pads) — ৳1320. The brand's hero SKU: 70 pre-soaked pads for daily pore care, about ৳18.9 per pad.
- [Medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Face Serum 30ml](/products/medicube-pdrn-pink-peptide-face-serum-30ml-1) — ৳1320. A PDRN and peptide serum for glow and firmness.
- [Medicube TXA + Niacinamide 15% Serum 30ml](/products/medicube-txa-niacinamide-15-serum-30ml-1) — ৳1320. A dark-spot serum with tranexamic acid and 15% niacinamide.
On the shelf
Live prices
Prices come straight from our catalogue — the price at checkout is final.
Start with how your skin/hair feels
Medicube is a pore-first brand. If your nose and chin are congested with blackheads and your pores look large by midday, the Zero Pore family is the natural home: the Medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0, 70 Pads, the Medicube Zero Pore Blackhead Mud Mask 100g and the Medicube Zero Pore Cooling Mask - 1 Sheet Mask.
If your skin is dull or marked rather than congested — dark spots, post-acne marks, uneven tone — the serums are where the money goes: the Medicube Kojic Acid Turmeric Niacinamide Serum 30ml for brightening, the Medicube TXA + Niacinamide 15% Serum 30ml for stubborn pigmentation, and the Medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Face Serum 30ml for glow. If your skin is simply reactive, start with the Medicube Exosome Cica Toner 210ml and the Medicube Collagen Jelly Cream 110ml first — and if an active stings or breaks out, pause it and see a dermatologist if irritation persists.
Match it to your routine
A Medicube routine is built in the usual order. Cleanse first, then the Medicube Exosome Cica Toner 210ml to prep and calm the skin. Then one serum, not three: the Kojic Acid serum for dullness, the TXA serum for dark spots, or the PDRN serum for glow. Finish with the Medicube Collagen Jelly Cream 110ml to seal everything in.
The pore products sit around that core. Use the Medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0, 70 Pads as a daily swipe after cleansing (a few times a week if your skin is sensitive), the Medicube Zero Pore Blackhead Mud Mask 100g once or twice a week on congested areas, and the Medicube Zero Pore Cooling Mask - 1 Sheet Mask when your skin feels hot or tired. Never stack the mud mask, the pads and a strong serum on the same night.
Bangladesh climate note: Bangladesh's humidity makes pores look larger and blackheads form faster, because sweat and sebum sit on the skin all day and oxidise in the heat — which is why a pore-first brand like Medicube sells so well here. The same humidity means heavy creams can feel suffocating, so the jelly texture of the Collagen Jelly Cream earns its place. In the monsoon, keep the pore products in rotation; in drier winter weeks, ease off the pads and masks and let the toner and jelly cream carry the routine.
Complete the routine: The full brand guide is Medicube in Bangladesh: which product for your skin. Choosing between the serums is covered in how to choose a serum in Bangladesh, and masks versus spot treatments are compared in face mask vs spot patch in Bangladesh.
The honest differences most shops won't tell you
The first honest difference is the flat-price wall. 34 of the 48 Medicube listings sit at exactly ৳1320 — a 30ml serum, a 70-pad jar and a 50ml cream can all carry the same price tag, so the shelf price tells you almost nothing about value. Per-ml comparison does more work here than in any other brand list: the Exosome Cica Toner at ৳4.9/ml and the Collagen Jelly Cream at ৳9.3/ml are genuinely good value, while the two 30ml serums at ৳44.0/ml are premium by the drop.
The second difference is the jelly cream trap: the Collagen Jelly Cream comes in a 110ml jar at ৳1020 and a 50ml jar at ৳1320 — the smaller jar costs more. At ৳26.4/ml, the 50ml is nearly three times the per-ml price of the 110ml, for the same formula. Only the 110ml is listed here.
The third difference is a catalogue error worth knowing about: the feed files a Celimax serum — "MEDICUBE Celimax - Pore + Dark Spot Brightening Serum 30ml" at ৳1320 — under the Medicube brand. Celimax is a different brand; the listing is a brand-field error, excluded from this list and flagged for the catalogue team.
The fourth difference is the version note on the hero product: the Zero Pore Pad sold here is the 2.0 version — an updated formula and pad design over the original, and a rival's editorial product page ranks #2 on it. If a listing does not say "2.0", ask which version it is before paying.
Practical steps for choosing
- Name the concern first. Pores and blackheads → the Zero Pore family. Dullness and dark spots → the Kojic or TXA serum. Glow and firmness → the PDRN serum. Sensitivity → the toner and jelly cream first.
- Read the per-ml column, not the price tag. With 34 listings at a flat ৳1320, the shelf price cannot rank value for you — the table below does.
- Buy the 110ml jelly cream, never the 50ml. Same formula, nearly three times the per-ml price in the small jar.
- Introduce one active at a time. Start with a single serum for two to three weeks before deciding whether your skin needs a second.
- Verify before you pay. Medicube's popularity makes it a fake target — read the batch section below before buying.
Compare prices and sizes (৳/ml where relevant)
Prices verified: 13 November 2026.
| Product | Size | Price | Per ml / unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medicube Zero Pore Cooling Mask | 1 sheet | ৳640 | ≈ ৳640/sheet |
| Medicube Collagen Jelly Cream | 110ml | ৳1020 | ≈ ৳9.3/ml |
| Medicube Exosome Cica Toner | 210ml | ৳1020 | ≈ ৳4.9/ml |
| Medicube Zero Pore Blackhead Mud Mask | 100g | ৳1020 | ≈ ৳10.2/g |
| Medicube Kojic Acid Turmeric Niacinamide Serum | 30ml | ৳1150 | ≈ ৳38.3/ml |
| Medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0 | 70 pads | ৳1320 | ≈ ৳18.9/pad |
| Medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Face Serum | 30ml | ৳1320 | ≈ ৳44.0/ml |
| Medicube TXA + Niacinamide 15% Serum | 30ml | ৳1320 | ≈ ৳44.0/ml |
Two readings matter. First, the toner is the quiet bargain: 210ml at ৳4.9/ml is the cheapest per-ml price here by a wide margin. Second, the serums are where the flat-price wall bites hardest — the Kojic serum at ৳38.3/ml and the PDRN and TXA serums at ৳44.0/ml are nine times the toner's per-ml price, normal for concentrated serums but only defensible if you need that active. The pads sit in the middle at ৳18.9 each, lasting over two months at one a day; the sheet mask at ৳640 a use is for trying the line or an occasion, not daily.
Check the batch before you pay (Skinoly authenticity ledger)
Medicube's popularity is exactly what makes it a counterfeit target. A fake serum carries no active at all, and weeks of "it isn't working" get blamed on your skin.
Skinoly keeps a public batch and expiry ledger: before ordering, you can see which batch of an item such as the Medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0, 70 Pads is in stock and when it expires. When the parcel arrives, compare the code printed on your product with that entry before paying — a match is real reassurance, a mismatch a clear reason to refuse.
How to spot a fake Medicube product — a quick checklist:
- Batch code printing: genuine Medicube packaging carries a cleanly stamped or embossed batch code and expiry; smudged, crooked or missing codes are a warning sign.
- Seal integrity: most of these arrive with a foil seal or sealed cap; a broken or absent seal needs an explanation.
- Label and font quality: Medicube packaging carries dense small print — ingredients, directions, warnings; copies blur it or drop lines.
- Version and brand name on the label: the pads should say "2.0", and the brand should read Medicube — a "Celimax" product filed or labelled as Medicube is a catalogue error, not a genuine Medicube item.
- Batch confirmation from the seller: ask for the batch and expiry of the exact item before dispatch, then match the answer against the ledger.
Not sure? Try the free AI Skin Scanner / Routine Builder
If you cannot tell congested pores from simple dullness, Skinoly's free AI Skin Scanner can assess your concerns and point you towards suitable product types, while the Routine Builder fits the pore products and serums around the rest of your routine. And if your skin is inflamed, peeling or reacting badly to an active, skip both tools and see a dermatologist.
Questions people ask
Q: Which Medicube product should I start with? A: Start with the Exosome Cica Toner and the Collagen Jelly Cream — they suit every skin type and cost the least per ml. Add a serum or the Zero Pore Pad later.
Q: Is the Zero Pore Pad 2.0 different from the original? A: Yes — the 2.0 is an updated formula and pad design. Check the listing says "2.0" before paying.
Q: Why is the 50ml Collagen Jelly Cream more expensive than the 110ml? A: It is a pricing quirk, not a better formula: the 50ml costs ৳1320 while the 110ml costs ৳1020. Buy the 110ml.
Q: Are Medicube products in Bangladesh authentic? A: Genuine ones are — but the brand's popularity makes it a fake target. Check the batch code and expiry against Skinoly's ledger before paying, and be suspicious of any price far below ৳640–৳1320.
Ingredients in this guide
What the key ingredients in these products actually do.
Unsure which formula fits your exact skin?
AI Visual Skin Assessment estimates visible skin appearance and offers general skincare suggestions. It does not measure hydration, sebum or pore health, and it cannot diagnose medical conditions.
Questions people ask
Is Medicube from Skinoly authentic in Bangladesh?
Is Medicube from Skinoly authentic in Bangladesh?
Yes, and you do not have to take that on trust. Each product here has its current batch and expiry recorded in Skinoly's public ledger, so you can compare the code on your delivered product against that record before paying.
What is the price of Medicube in BD?
What is the price of Medicube in BD?
The verified range runs ৳640 to ৳1320: the cooling mask is ৳640; the jelly cream, toner and mud mask are ৳1020 each; the Kojic serum is ৳1150; and the pads and the PDRN and TXA serums are ৳1320 each.
Is cash on delivery available for Medicube orders?
Is cash on delivery available for Medicube orders?
Yes. Cash on delivery is available across all 64 districts, so you can inspect the batch code, expiry and seal at the door and pay only when everything matches your order.
Which Medicube product fits my skin?
Which Medicube product fits my skin?
Pores and blackheads point to the Zero Pore Pad 2.0, the mud mask or the cooling mask. Dullness and dark spots point to the Kojic serum or the TXA serum, glow and firmness to the PDRN serum, and sensitive skin to the Exosome Cica Toner and Collagen Jelly Cream first.
How do I check the batch and expiry of a Medicube product?
How do I check the batch and expiry of a Medicube product?
Find the batch code and expiry printed or embossed on the product, then look it up in Skinoly's batch and expiry ledger and compare. If the code does not match the ledger entry, or the product is past expiry, do not accept the delivery.
Zubaer Hasan, B.Pharm (Cosmetic Formulation Lead) · Medically reviewed by Dr. Najifa Tabassum, MBBS (Dhaka), DDV (BSMMU) — Consultant Dermatologist
All guides are developed through physical warehouse intake verification (tamper-evident seals, batch lots, packaging labels) combined with desk reviews of published INCI declarations and peer-reviewed dermatological literature.
General skincare information, not medical advice. See a dermatologist for persistent or painful skin problems.













