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Toner · 70 ea
Medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0 is an exfoliating toner pad with AHA and BHA that gently removes dead skin and clarifies pores. Panthenol soothes and hydrates for a smoother complexion.
Currently sold at 4 retailers selling to US shoppers, from $14.90 (cheapest: Amazon) to $21.90. Average US price $19.40. Prices checked October 6, 2026.
Best price right now
$14.90
Checked today
at Amazon
$6.10 less than the typical seller (29%).
Now $14.90 at Amazon — typically $15–$19 over the 60 days we've tracked it; lowest we've seen: $14.90.
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The best total right now from an authorized, authenticity-checked seller of medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0 is $14.90 at Amazon — checked Oct 6, 2026. We rank on price plus shipping, and show what each price does and does not include. We never take payment to rank.
Skin compatibility
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Key active
Lactic Acid (AHA)
4.5%
exfoliation, pore care
Key active
Salicylic Acid (BHA)
0.45%
unclogs pores
Key active
Betaine Salicylate
listed
gentle pore exfoliation
Concentrations as stated by the brand — we never estimate them from the INCI order.
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