Medicube Bundles and Sets in Australia: Glass Glow, Age-R Booster Pro and PDRN Compared

A Medicube set can save you the guesswork of building a routine from scratch, and a Medicube device can be the centrepiece of one. Here is every active Medicube set, kit and device in our range, what each product page says is inside, and how to choose by budget and skin goal.

The Beauty Desk · Medicube · 8 minute read

Search for a Medicube set or Medicube bundle in Australia and you will find a lot of options: a seven-day glass glow kit, a three-step collagen set, a five-step routine for oilier skin, a pore-care system, and a luxury PDRN box built around a device. Add the Age-R Booster Pro family and the choice gets bigger again. This guide lays them side by side so you can pick one and get on with it.

A quick note before we start: Eastern Curlew sells every product mentioned here, so weigh our views accordingly. Everything below comes from the live product pages as at the date at the bottom, and where a page is silent we say so rather than guess.

Which Medicube sets and bundles do we sell in Australia?

Five sets are active in our store right now, plus a family of Age-R devices. This table summarises them. Prices are in Australian dollars and are what the pages list today.

What is in the Medicube Glass Glow skincare set?

The Medicube Affordable Glass Glow 7-Day Skincare Set is the one most people mean when they search for the Medicube glass glow skincare set. The page says it includes five full-size products: the Zero Foam Cleanser, Zero Pore Pads, the Zero Exosome Shot 7500, and a customisable finishing cream. It describes the set as aimed at a hydrated, radiant complexion and concerns like enlarged pores and dullness.

The finishing cream is where the price changes. There are three options on the page:

• Collagen Jelly Cream 50 ml: $152.00
• Collagen Jelly Cream 100 ml: $170.00
• Vita C Capsule Cream 50 ml: $152.00

The page does not itemise every product in the box beyond those named, so check the listing before you buy if you want to see exactly what is included. If you like the cleansing and pad steps but want to build your own, the Medicube Zero Foam Cleanser is $24.00 on its own.

What does the Medicube Deep Glow Set include?

At $99.95, the Medicube Deep Glow Set is the entry point. The page calls it a 3-step routine built around an upgraded Triple Collagen Complex, with a glass glow finish. The product page does not list the three products by name, so we will not guess; open the page for the latest detail. If you want to see the collagen range in single form first, our Medicube collection has the individual toners, serums and creams.

Which Medicube set is for oilier, sensitive-feeling skin?

The Medicube Red Line Full Set is $165.00. Its page describes a 5-step routine for acne-prone and sensitive skin, made up of the Red Foam Cleanser, Red Toner, Red Serum, Red Cream and Red Succinic Acid Panthenol Pads, with 0.5% salicylic acid. Salicylic acid can be drying or irritating for some people, so patch test first and start slowly. Persistent acne is a job for your GP or a dermatologist, not a skincare set.

Each step is also sold individually, which is handy if you want to try one before committing: the Medicube Red Toner is $32.00 and the Medicube Red Serum is $28.00.

What is in the Medicube Zero Pore system?

The Medicube Zero Pore Clinical Refining and Tightening System comes in two versions on the same page: The Daily Pore Maintenance Kit at $190.00 and The Advanced Exfoliating and Cooling Intensive Kit at $226.00. The page describes a multi-step pore-care regimen using AHA, BHA and PHA acid complexes, aimed at people who want smoother-looking, less shiny skin. It does not itemise the contents of each kit, so check the listing. As with any exfoliating acids, build up gradually and wear sunscreen daily.

Is there a Medicube PDRN set?

Yes, the Medicube PDRN Pink Glow Home Aesthetic Full Set at $460.00. The page says it centres on the AGE-R Booster Pro (Pink Edition) and a complete regimen of Salmon DNA (PDRN) infused products, and describes it as a luxury system with a pink glow finish. It does not list each item, so open the page for the current contents.

If $460 is more than you want to spend, you can sample the PDRN range piece by piece. Examples from our PDRN skincare collection include the Medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Serum at $32.00, the Medicube PDRN Pink Peptide Toner at $42.00 and the Medicube PDRN Pink Collagen Capsule Cream at $38.00.

Medicube Booster Pro vs Booster Pro Mini vs Pink: what is the difference?

This is where shoppers get stuck, so here it is strictly as stated on the pages.

• Medicube Age-R Booster Pro, $299.99: described as a 6-in-1 device with four modes (Booster, MC, Derma Shot and Air Shot), Sonic Vibration and LED light. The listing handle says pink, but the page offers Pink, Black, Purple, Yellow and Blue at the same price.
• Medicube Age-R Booster Pro Mini, $145.00: described as a portable electroporation device in Pink or White, with targeted LED. The page also states an absorption figure; we have left the number out, so read the page for the exact wording.
• Medicube Age-R Mini Booster Pro Plus, $195.00: described as ultra-portable, with 3 LED modes, Bluetooth app sync, and 3 treatment modes with 5 intensity levels. Head options are listed at $165.00 (V Face Roller head only) and $170.00 (cleansing device head), and the device plus both heads is $480.00.
• Medicube Age-R Booster Pro X2, $399.99: described as the upgraded 7-in-1 with 2X energy output, a larger treatment head and app customisation, in Pink or White.

So the Medicube Pink Booster Pro is a colour, not a separate model. The real choice is size and features: Mini for portability and price, Pro for the fuller mode list, X2 for the newest version.

Which Medicube set should you pick by budget?

• Under $100: the Medicube Deep Glow Set at $99.95, or a single product from our Medicube range such as the Medicube Triple Collagen Toner at $28.00.
• $100 to $200: Medicube Glass Glow (from $152.00), Medicube Red Line (from $165.00), the Medicube Zero Pore daily kit ($190.00) or a Medicube Booster Pro Mini ($145.00).
• $200 to $400: the Medicube Zero Pore intensive kit ($226.00), the Medicube Mini Booster Pro Plus device ($195.00) or the Medicube Booster Pro ($299.99), up to the Medicube X2 ($399.99).
• Over $400: the Medicube PDRN Pink Glow full set at $460.00, or the Medicube Mini Booster Pro Plus with both heads at $480.00.

Which Medicube set suits which skin goal?

• Glass-skin glow and hydration: Medicube Glass Glow or Medicube Deep Glow.
• Oily, blemish-prone or sensitive-feeling skin: Medicube Red Line Full Set.
• Enlarged pores and shine: Medicube Zero Pore System.
• Firmness-focused routines and a splurge: Medicube PDRN Pink Glow set, or a Medicube Booster Pro plus your favourite serum.
• Gifts: a set is easier to give than a device. Browse our gift sets for more ideas, and check the product page for what is included.

Around Australia

• Sydney, NSW: humid summers favour lighter textures; pair any set with daily sunscreen.
• Melbourne, VIC: changeable weather and cold, dry winters suit extra hydration steps.
• Brisbane and the Gold Coast, QLD: heat, humidity and strong UV mean going easy on exfoliating acids and sticking to sunscreen.
• Perth, WA: dry heat and high UV call for hydration and daily sun protection.
• Adelaide, SA: hot, dry summers; keep exfoliation gentle.
• Canberra, ACT: cold, dry winters can leave skin tight, so lean on moisture.
• Hobart, TAS: cool conditions and wind favour richer finishing creams.
• Darwin, NT: tropical humidity and intense UV favour light textures and reliable sunscreen.

Australian sunscreen guidance is SPF50+ applied generously and reapplied every 2 hours when outdoors. Whichever set you choose, sunscreen is the step that matters most with exfoliating products.

For women and men

None of these sets is gendered. The routine is the same: cleanse, tone or prep, treat, moisturise, and apply sunscreen in the morning. Men with beard areas or frequent shaving should test new products on a small patch first and avoid devices over irritated skin. If you are shopping for a partner, a set with a clear step order is the simplest gift.

How do you use a Medicube set without overdoing it?

1. Patch test each new product for 24 hours before the full routine.
2. Introduce acids and exfoliating pads slowly, a few nights a week.
3. Do not stack several new actives on the same night.
4. Use sunscreen every morning.
5. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, check ingredients with your doctor first.

For more on how toners fit in, see our guide to the best toner in Australia.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Medicube set in Australia?
It depends on skin and budget. Medicube Glass Glow is the most general; Medicube Red Line and Medicube Zero Pore are for oilier skin.

What is the cheapest Medicube kit?
The Medicube Deep Glow Set at $99.95 is the lowest-priced set we list today.

Is there a Medicube gift set?
The sets above are the closest, and prices and contents are on each page. See our gift sets collection too.

What is the difference between the Medicube Age-R Booster Pro and the Mini?
The Pro is $299.99 with a fuller mode list; the Mini is $145.00 and portable. See the pages for details.

Is the Medicube PDRN set worth it?
If you want a device plus a full PDRN routine in one box, it is the only set that does that. At $460.00 it is a considered purchase.

We ship across Australia and to New Zealand; delivery options, prices and times are confirmed at checkout.

This article is general information, not medical advice. Results vary. Product information is from product pages and may change. Last checked: 5 November 2026.