Medicube AGE-R Booster Pro Mini Pink

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*Brand-stated policy for the device materials (plastic body, metal head) -- not independently certified by Leaping Bunny, PETA, or a formal halal/vegan certifying body. See the Conscious and Permissible Formulation section for detail.

The empathy line: If you've bought serums that felt too expensive to "waste" by rubbing in and hoping, the frustration of watching product sit on the skin's surface -- especially in Mauritius heat, where sweat can carry it right off your face before it's even absorbed -- is exactly what this device is built to address.

Pros: Genuinely documented physical mechanism (electroporation is real, used in medical drug-delivery contexts); compact and travel-friendly; a one-time purchase rather than a consumable; works with serums you already own rather than locking you into Medicube-only products.

Caveats: The brand's specific absorption-boost percentage was not independently verifiable in this round's research and should be read as a marketing claim, not a proven figure; it requires a genuinely liberal amount of water-based serum to work comfortably (skimping causes an uncomfortable "zapping" sensation); it has real medical contraindications (see the safety notice above) that a topical serum does not.

Classification: YELLOW -- not because of any ingredient, but because it is an electrical-stimulation device. General safety guidance for microcurrent/electroporation skincare tools (verified via WebSearch) is written with adult skin and adult judgement of sensation ("zapping means add more product") in mind, and is not marketed or tested for use on minors.

This device has no clinical actives and is not youth-marketed, so it doesn't trigger the strict RED classification the way a high-strength retinoid would -- but a teenager should be supervised by an adult the first few uses, and pre-teens should not use it unsupervised given the electrical-current nature of the tool.

1. When: AM or PM, on cleansed, dry skin -- most people use it once daily.
2. How much: A genuinely generous layer of a water-based serum or gel first (enough that the device glides without dragging or catching).
3. How: Glide the head over the serum in slow circular or upward motions for 3-5 minutes, starting on the lowest intensity.

The one rule: Introduce this as the ONLY new step in your routine. Wait a full 14 days before adding anything else new. This isolation window makes it possible to tell whether any redness or reaction came from the device, the serum, or something unrelated.

1. Cleanser -- gentle, pH-balanced wash.
2. Hydrating serum or essence (hyaluronic acid, beta-glucan, snail mucin-type actives) -- applied generously.
3. [THIS PRODUCT] AGE-R Booster Pro Mini -- glide over the still-damp serum for 3-5 minutes.
4. Moisturizer -- to seal.
5. Sunscreen SPF50+ PA++++ -- non-negotiable.

Mauritius humidity note: humectants like hyaluronic acid pull water from humid morning air rather than from deeper skin layers, so pairing them with the device in the AM (when ambient humidity is highest) tends to give the most comfortable glide and the least "zapping."

Wait 1-2 minutes after the device before sunscreen so the serum has finished absorbing -- applying SPF over a still-wet layer is the most common cause of pilling.

1. Double cleanse if wearing makeup or sunscreen.
2. Targeted serum (soothing, brightening, or hydrating -- not a retinoid/acid night).
3. [THIS PRODUCT] AGE-R Booster Pro Mini -- 3-5 minutes.
4. Moisturizer to lock everything in.

Skin-cycling placement: treat this device as belonging to your "Recovery" and "Hydration" nights, not your active nights. On a typical 4-night cycle (Exfoliation / Retinoid / Recovery / Recovery), use the device on the two Recovery nights with a barrier or hydration serum, and skip it entirely on Exfoliation and Retinoid nights (see Weekly Planner below).

If-This/Then-That:

• Oily T-zone? Use with a lightweight, oil-free gel serum rather than a rich one.
• Dry skin or heavy AC exposure? Pair with a richer hyaluronic acid or ceramide-based serum, then seal with a barrier cream immediately after.
• Sensitive or reactive skin? Start at the lowest intensity, limit to 2-3 sessions a week, and pair only with a fragrance-free, centella- or panthenol-based serum.
• Using retinoids or AHA/BHA? Do not use the device the same night as a strong retinoid or exfoliating acid -- see Weekly Planner.

Watchouts: A slight warmth or tingling is expected and normal. A sharper "zapping" sensation means the skin is too dry -- stop and add more serum before continuing. Persistent redness well after use, rather than fading within an hour, is a signal to reduce frequency or intensity, not push through it.

This is an encyclopedia map of all product types. You do not use all of these daily. You select modules based on your skin state.

Where this device fits: it has no numbered slot of its own in the map below, because it isn't a topical layer -- it's a tool used immediately after a water-based layer (Hydrating Toner, Essence, Booster/Soothing Serum, or Hydration Serum Lane) and before Moisturizer, in either the AM or PM stack.

Global execution rules: viscosity ladder thinnest to thickest, water-phase before oil-phase, treatments before seals. Wait-time defaults: watery layers 10-20s, serum layers 30-60s, 10-15 minutes before sunscreen if heading outdoors. Default amounts: toner/essence 5-8 drops per layer; serum/ampoule 2-3 drops or 1 pump; eye product half a rice grain per eye; gel moisturizer 1-1.5 peas, cream 1-2 peas; occlusive seal rice-grain to pea-size; sunscreen the 2-finger rule for the face (+1 finger for the neck). Hydrators sit best on slightly damp skin; retinoids on fully dry skin. If a routine pills, stings, or feels heavy, reduce layers -- never increase them.

AM Maximum Stack: (1) optional gentle rinse/cleanse, (2) pH-prep toner, (3) hydrating toner layers, (4) essence, (5) mist, (6) booster/soothing serum, (7) one antioxidant (Vitamin C OR a gentler antioxidant, not both), (8) one pigment-support active if tolerated in AM, (9) hydration serum lane (HA/beta-glucan), (10) one oil-control lane if needed, (11) peptide/repair lane, (12) eye product, (13) moisturizer, (14) optional occlusive seal if dry/AC-heavy, (15) SPF50+ PA++++ (non-negotiable), (16) lip SPF. In AM, prioritize comfort and SPF adherence over stacking -- in high humidity, fewer layers often perform better.

PM Maximum Stack: (1) optional micellar pre-cleanse, (2) oil cleanser/balm if wearing SPF or makeup, (3) water cleanser, (4) pH-prep toner, (5) hydrating toner layers, (6) essence, (7) soothing/barrier serum, (8) anchor active of the night (retinoid on dry skin, wait 2-5 min; or acid, wait 1-3 min; otherwise 30-60s), (9) one non-conflicting targeted serum, (10) moisturizer, (11) optional sleeping mask, (12) optional occlusive seal, (13) spot treatment as needed, (14) lip sleeping mask. Do not layer retinoids with AHA/BHA in the same night -- keep one lane per night.

One-lane rule: retinoid OR exfoliation OR strong Vitamin C (LAA) OR acne-control active per routine; barrier/hydration steps can always accompany. When unsure, default to the safest lane -- barrier/hydration -- and reduce layers.

Rest days: the device itself doesn't have a hard maximum-frequency rule the way an acid does, but skin that feels tight, warm, or sensitive the next morning benefits from a day off, same as overusing any active step.

Overuse warning: running the device more than once daily, or at high intensity on skin that's already reactive, does not speed up results -- it increases the odds of irritation from repeated electrical stimulation on the same tissue.

Results depend heavily on which serum you pair it with and are not solely attributable to the device -- brand and user claims should be read with that in mind.

Before starting: your routine should already include a cleanser and at least one water-based hydrating serum -- using the device on bare skin with no serum is the primary cause of discomfort and provides nothing for it to boost.

This device does not treat any concern directly -- it enhances the serum you use with it. It is most useful when the limiting factor in your routine is absorption rather than formulation: dullness and lack of radiance (via better delivery of hydrating/brightening actives), tightness or dehydration (via better HA/ceramide delivery), and the sense that a routine "isn't doing enough" despite good products.

What this device cannot do: it cannot add active ingredients your serum doesn't already contain; it cannot substitute for the microcurrent (lifting) or needling functions found only on the full-size Booster Pro; it cannot exfoliate or resurface skin; and it cannot make an irritating or poorly-formulated serum gentler -- if anything, pushing a harsh formula deeper can make irritation worse, not better.

The device works best with watery-to-medium water-based serums, ampoules, and gels. Every pairing below is currently listed as status: active in the Adilsons catalog, checked for real inventory at the time of writing.

Gentle cleansers to prep skin first (one primary + alternatives, all in stock):

• Medicube Zero Foam Cleanser 120g -- same brand, pairs naturally with other Medicube boosters.
• Alt: Anua 8 Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizing Gentle Gel Cleanser
• Alt: SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Ampoule Foam
• Alt: Medicube Red Foam Cleanser 120ml

Hydrating/soothing serums to boost with the device (one primary + alternatives, all in stock):

• Medicube Collagen Glow Booster Serum 15ml -- same brand, watery gel texture suited to the device's glide.
• Alt: SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Ampoule 55ml
• Alt: SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Poremizing Fresh Ampoule 50ml
• Alt: HARUHARU WONDER Black Rice Probiotics Barrier Essence

Sunscreen to finish the AM routine (one primary + alternatives, all in stock):

• Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun: Rice + Probiotics SPF50+
• Alt: Anua Heartleaf Silky Moisture Sun Cream
• Alt: SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Air-Fit Suncream Light
• Alt: SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Air-Fit Suncream Plus SPF50+

Barrier creams to seal with, PM (one primary + alternatives, all in stock):

• Dr.Althea 147 Barrier Cream
• Alt: ETUDE SOONJUNG 2X Barrier Intensive Cream
• Alt: REAL BARRIER Extreme Cream Light
• Alt: Anua 3 Ceramide Panthenol Moisture Barrier Cream

Avoid direct combination with: strong retinoids (retinol/retinal/tretinoin) or chemical exfoliants (AHA/BHA) in the same session -- boosting the absorption of a high-strength active increases irritation risk. Use the device on alternate nights instead. It's also not designed for thick, oily balms or heavy occlusive creams -- those don't provide the conductive glide the device needs.

MYTH: "Rubbing serum in harder and longer with your hands gets it in just as well." REALITY: Manual massage improves spreading, not penetration past the stratum corneum -- vigorous rubbing can actually increase friction-related irritation rather than improving delivery.

MYTH: "More intensity = better results, faster." REALITY: A stronger electrical field on skin that isn't well-lubricated with serum causes the uncomfortable "zapping" sensation and irritation, not better absorption -- the fix for poor results is more serum, not more intensity.

MYTH: "If it's a device, it must be safe for everyone, unlike a chemical active." REALITY: Electrical-stimulation devices carry their own real contraindications (pregnancy, pacemakers, implants, epilepsy) that a plain moisturizer never would -- see the safety notice at the top of this page.

Hard water note: this doesn't affect the device directly (it isn't rinsed with tap water), but if you use a hard-water-region cleanser beforehand that leaves a slight calcium-stearate film, that residue can reduce how smoothly the device glides -- a pH-adjusting toner before your serum step helps both the skin and the glide.

Halal status: *Self-assessed by Adilsons. As a plastic-and-metal electronic device with no topical formula, there are no ingredients to assess for haram content. This is not a formal Halal certification, and the device should be used alongside Halal-assessed skincare products for a fully consistent routine.

Vegan status: *Self-assessed by Adilsons. The device itself contains no animal-derived materials. This is not a formal vegan certification by The Vegan Society or an equivalent body.

Cruelty-free: Medicube states a cruelty-free policy. *Brand-stated policy. Not independently certified by Leaping Bunny, PETA, or an equivalent third-party audit. Brand states cruelty-free, but sells products in Mainland China where post-market animal testing may be required by law for certain product categories; cross-border e-commerce sales may be exempt.

Classification: Believed to be regulated in Korea as a cosmetic beauty device (subject to electrical-safety certification such as the KC mark) rather than as a medical device -- this was not independently confirmed against a primary MFDS registration record this round, so treat it as the most likely, not certain, classification.

Mechanism evidence: Electroporation itself is a real, published technique -- a controlled electrical field transiently increases skin-cell-membrane permeability, and it is used in medical drug-delivery research. *This describes the general scientific mechanism, based on published research literature, not a study of this specific consumer device.

Brand absorption claim: Medicube and various retail listings cite a large specific absorption-boost percentage attributed to third-party lab testing. This session's research was not able to independently locate or verify that dataset. *Brand claim -- no independently verifiable public dataset was located for this specific figure at the time of writing. Treat it as marketing until a primary source can be checked.

Known controversy (full-size device, different mode): A small number of users of the full-size AGE-R Booster Pro have publicly claimed facial nerve effects, including Bell's Palsy, after using that device's microcurrent (MC) mode; at least one adverse-event report referencing the full-size Booster Pro is on file with the FDA's public MAUDE database. Medicube has publicly stated its electrical output is too low to cause nerve damage, and outside medical commentary found in this round's research generally supports that microcurrent at consumer skincare-device levels is not established to cause facial paralysis -- the claims remain disputed, not confirmed.

This Mini device does not have a microcurrent mode at all -- it runs Booster (electroporation) and LED only -- so this specific controversy concerns a different function on a different SKU, not a documented effect of the mode this Mini actually uses. It's included here in the interest of full disclosure about the wider device line, not because it's been linked to this product.

The device head is smooth metal, designed to glide over serum-coated skin. Users typically feel mild warmth and a gentle tingling sensation during use, with adjustable intensity so you can find a comfortable level. The body is plastic; the number of discrete intensity levels was not independently confirmed this round, so it isn't stated as a specific figure here.

Materials note: the head is metal (commonly nickel-containing alloys in this device category, though the exact alloy was not independently confirmed). Anyone with a known nickel-contact allergy should patch test on a small area before full-face use.

Assessment: Low-to-Medium, and it's about the serum underneath, not the device itself. Using too much thick serum, or moving to sunscreen/moisturizer before the serum has finished absorbing, is the most common cause of pilling after a device session.

Mitigation: use a genuinely water-based (not silicone-heavy) serum, wait 1-2 minutes after the device before your next step, and pat rather than rub the following layer in.

Who should NOT use this device (see the safety notice at the top of this page for the full list): pregnant or breastfeeding individuals; anyone with a cardiac pacemaker, cochlear implant, or other implanted electronic device; anyone with metal/electronic implants in the treatment area; individuals with epilepsy; anyone with a history of cancer or currently undergoing cancer treatment (consult your oncology team first); and anyone with open wounds, active inflamed acne, or an active flare of a skin condition like atopic dermatitis in the treatment area.

Patch test protocol: before your first full-face use, apply your chosen serum to a small area (inner forearm or jawline), run the device on the lowest level for 1 minute, and check at 24 and 48 hours for redness, rash, or irritation before proceeding to full-face use at the lowest intensity.

72-hour reset (if irritation occurs): stop the device immediately. For 72 hours, use only a gentle cleanser and plain moisturizer -- no acids, retinoids, Vitamin C, or the device itself. After 72 hours, reintroduce one product or step at a time, 14 days apart.

Emergency stop signals: hives, swelling, blistering, persistent burning, or breathing difficulty -- seek emergency care and stop use immediately. If you notice any facial weakness, drooping, or numbness after use, stop the device entirely and seek medical evaluation -- treat this as a precaution regardless of how the wider device-line controversy discussed in the Evidence section above ultimately resolves.

• Using the device on bare, dry skin with no serum underneath -- this is uncomfortable and provides nothing for it to boost.
• Running it over active breakouts, open blemishes, or irritated skin.
• Pairing it with a retinoid or acid on the same night rather than alternating.
• Submerging the device head in water to clean it -- wipe only.
• Skipping the patch test on first use because "it's just a device."

Overuse threshold: more than once daily, or high intensity on skin that's already sensitized, does not accelerate results -- it raises the chance of irritation from repeated electrical stimulation of the same tissue.

This is a one-time durable purchase, not a consumable -- there's no product volume to run out of, and no reorder cadence for the device itself. What you will reorder over time is the water-based serum you pair it with, since using the device tends to make you go through that serum a little faster (less is wasted on the surface, so you may find yourself using slightly more per session than you would applying by hand).

Battery lifespan and charge-cycle longevity for the internal battery were not independently verified this round -- rather than invent a number of years or charge cycles, the honest answer is: follow the included USB-C charging guidance and expect performance (and typical rechargeable-battery capacity) to gradually decline with age and use, as with any similar handheld electronic device.

Getting real value from this device is entirely about what's underneath it -- so the bundles below anchor around it with in-catalog, currently stocked products.

Starter bundle -- AM hydration and protection:

1. Medicube Zero Foam Cleanser -- gentle wash to prep skin.
2. [THIS PRODUCT] AGE-R Booster Pro Mini with Medicube Collagen Glow Booster Serum -- glide for 3-5 minutes.
3. Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun SPF50+ -- protect the results.

Recovery-night bundle -- PM soothing and repair:

1. SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Ampoule Foam -- gentle cleanse.
2. SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Ampoule applied generously, then [THIS PRODUCT] glided over it.
3. ETUDE SOONJUNG 2X Barrier Intensive Cream -- lock in overnight.

If your skin is barrier-compromised right now: skip the device entirely until your skin stops stinging on plain moisturizer -- pushing anything (even a gentle serum) deeper into a compromised barrier can worsen sensitivity.

If you're spending long hours in AC: pair the device with a richer, ceramide-based serum rather than a light gel one, and seal immediately with a barrier cream -- AC air pulls moisture from humectant-treated skin faster than it delivers it.

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The recommendations above are based on formulation and routine synergy with this device, not on margin or stock levels. If a pairing does not exist in our catalog, we say so. If you already own a product that fills the same role, use what you have first.

We don't currently carry a comparable absorption-boosting device from another brand -- this category is under sourcing review. Within Medicube's own line, the full-size AGE-R Booster Pro exists in our catalog but is currently out of stock, so it isn't a purchasable alternative today even though it's a real product line comparison (see the Upgrade Justification section below).

If you'd rather not buy a device at all, two non-device routes that genuinely help absorption exist in our catalog right now: a gentle chemical exfoliant like BENTON Glycolic Acid 7% Exfoliating Toner (used 2-3x weekly, on its own -- not the same night as this device) removes surface dead skin so subsequent products absorb better on other days; or a sleeping-mask step like Medicube Collagen Night Wrapping Mask a few nights a week, whose occlusive layer helps ingredients stay on skin overnight rather than evaporating.

Mindful-use note: if you already own a device that does something similar, or a routine that's working, there's no need to add this one right now.

One-line thesis: Choose the Booster Pro Mini over the full-size Booster Pro if you need portability and simplicity: it delivers the same core electroporation-absorption mechanism in a smaller, travel-friendly body, without the added modes and app setup of the full device.

Upgrade triggers (IF/THEN): if you specifically want a lifting/firming sensation in addition to absorption, THEN the full-size Pro's microcurrent mode is the relevant feature (not offered on the Mini) -- note the disputed Bell's Palsy claims tied to that specific mode discussed in the Evidence section above before deciding. If you want app-based session tracking, THEN only the full-size supports it. If you're barrier-compromised or new to electrical devices, THEN neither device is the right starting point -- repair your barrier first, on the safest lane.

Don't upgrade if: your only goal is boosting absorption of a serum you already like -- the Mini's electroporation mechanism is the same core technology the full-size uses for that specific function; you travel often and want the smaller footprint; or you're new to electrical skincare devices and want to start simple.

Decision close: if you specifically want lifting/microcurrent or needling functions, the full-size is the one built for that. If absorption-boosting for your existing serums is the whole goal, the Mini does that core job in a smaller package -- and note the full-size is currently out of stock in our catalog regardless.

Entry point: hands-only application (no device) → AGE-R Booster Pro Mini (electroporation + LED, portable, single-function) → full-size AGE-R Booster Pro (adds reported microcurrent/lifting, Derma Shot, and Air Shot modes plus app connectivity). Most people do not need to progress past the Mini unless they specifically want the lifting or needling functions the full-size adds.

This product's PRIMARY function is: boosting the absorption of a water-based serum via electroporation. You do NOT need this if you already own another electroporation or microcurrent facial device -- including the full-size AGE-R Booster Pro -- since the underlying mechanism overlaps substantially.

Stacking assessment: No Benefit if you already own any electroporation/microcurrent device (same mechanism). Marginal Benefit if you own a purely manual gua sha or roller tool (different mechanism, some overlap in "better absorption" goal). This is a durable device with no PAO, so there's no expiry-driven urgency to buy -- take the time to confirm you'll actually use it consistently before purchasing.

This product is sourced through authorized Korean distributors -- primarily Craver Co., Ltd (South Korea), alongside other verified distribution partners. Craver is a major Korean beauty distributor and the parent company of SKIN1004, handling authorized distribution for multiple K-beauty brands. All products are shipped directly to Mauritius via verified channels.

For comprehensive information about how we verify authenticity, our layered verification system, and how to check your product at home, visit our dedicated Authenticity and Trust page.

Device-specific verification tips: genuine packaging should include the device, a USB-C charging cable, and a printed manual, sealed in retail packaging with a mix of Korean and English text; look for an official electrical-safety mark on the device or box. If you have any doubt about authenticity, contact us on WhatsApp with photos of the packaging and device.

Medicube positions its skincare and devices together as "clinic treatments at home" -- pairing dermatology-adjacent actives with proprietary tools like this one that claim to boost how well those actives perform. The brand has driven heavy virality on TikTok, particularly in the US market, and APR Corporation went public on the Korea Exchange in 2024.

This round's research did not turn up dedicated, findable Reddit, Amazon, or YesStyle reviews specifically for the AGE-R Booster Pro Mini Pink -- searches surfaced retailer listings, comparison articles, and reviews of the full-size Booster Pro, but not community threads discussing this exact SKU. Rather than borrow full-size reviews and present them as if they were about the Mini, we're stating that plainly here: community reviews for this specific product were not yet available in our research at the time of writing.

Where the full-size Booster Pro does have visible editorial coverage (Stylecaster, The Everygirl, Who What Wear), the general theme is positive on the sensation and glow effect, with some reviewers noting results depend heavily on consistent use and the serum paired with it -- context worth knowing, but not a substitute for reviews of the Mini itself.

Storage: keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and bathroom humidity between uses.

What's the difference between the Booster Pro Mini and the full-size Booster Pro?

Both use the same core electroporation ("Booster") technology to boost serum absorption. The Mini is a simplified, smaller, more portable version offering Booster mode plus LED light therapy and no app connectivity; the full-size adds further reported modes (variously described across sources as microcurrent/lifting, Derma Shot, and Air Shot) plus companion-app control.

Can I use this device every day?

Once daily for 3-5 minutes is a reasonable starting point for most skin. If you have sensitive or reactive skin, start at 2-3 sessions a week instead and see how your skin responds before increasing frequency.

Do I need to use Medicube's own serums with it?

No -- any water-based serum, ampoule, or gel with enough slip for the device to glide smoothly will work.

Is it painful?

It shouldn't be. Mild warmth or tingling is expected; a sharp "zapping" feeling means the skin needs more serum for conductivity, not a higher intensity.

Can I use it if I'm pregnant, or have a pacemaker?

No. See the safety notice at the top of this page -- this device has real contraindications for pregnancy, pacemakers, other implanted electronic devices, and a small number of other medical conditions.

Has this device been linked to Bell's Palsy?

The publicly reported claims concern the full-size Booster Pro's separate microcurrent (MC) mode, which this Mini does not have -- this Mini runs Booster (electroporation) and LED only. Medicube disputes a causal link, and the claims are unconfirmed rather than established. See the Evidence section above for the sourcing.

Electroporation

A technique using a controlled electrical field to temporarily increase the permeability of skin-cell membranes, creating transient micro-channels that let larger topical ingredients pass through more effectively.

Microcurrent (MC)

A different, lower-level electrical current used mainly for a temporary muscle-toning/lifting sensation -- a full-size Booster Pro feature, not present on this Mini device.

MFDS

Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, the regulatory body overseeing cosmetics, devices, food, and drugs in South Korea.

Conductive serum/gel

A water-based product applied before the device to allow the electrical current to transfer comfortably and evenly across the skin.

KC mark

South Korea's mandatory electrical-safety certification mark for electronic consumer devices.

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Coverage: Island-wide delivery (Mauritius).

Processing and Timing: Orders process in 1-2 business days; usually ready by Day 3 for pickup by our delivery partners/regional team. Partner collection can take up to 1 week. After pickup, delivery typically takes 1-5 business days (weekdays only).

Express: May be available by region; request on WhatsApp: +230 5 778 2336.

Liquids/Sensitive Items: Serums, toners, liquid makeup (and kits containing liquids) are pickup or door-to-door only; checkout enforces this.

Scheduling: Deliveries run by region on set schedules; we will contact you the evening before.

Pickup: Citadelle Mall pickup available.

Returns: No change-of-mind exchanges.

Refunds (Summary): For defective/damaged on receipt (report within 48h), wrong item, or manufacturing defect within 6 months. Refunds via bank transfer (7-10 business days); card refunds may incur a 5% processor fee (fee not charged for defects/order errors). Opened skincare/personal-care items are non-returnable (except if damaged on delivery).

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Best for: people who already own and like a water-based hydrating or soothing serum and want to get more out of it, and who want a portable, single-function device rather than the larger multi-mode full-size Booster Pro.

Key benefits: uses a genuinely documented physical mechanism (electroporation); compact and travel-friendly; a one-time purchase that works with serums you already own, not a Medicube-exclusive system.

Keep in mind: the brand's specific absorption-boost percentage was not independently verifiable this round and should be read as a marketing claim; it has real medical contraindications a topical product wouldn't (pregnancy, pacemakers/implants, epilepsy, active cancer treatment); and it does not lift, firm, or needle the way the full-size Booster Pro's additional modes do.

Assessment: Consult Oncologist. This is an electrical-stimulation device, and general safety literature for microcurrent/electroporation tools flags active cancer treatment and cancer history as situations requiring medical guidance before use -- the effect of electrical current on cancerous or treatment-sensitized tissue is not well studied.

Consult your oncology care team before introducing any new skincare products or devices during treatment.

Quick version: Week 1-2, introduce alone, lowest intensity, 2-3 sessions a week, and monitor for redness or discomfort. Week 3-4, increase to daily use if skin has been comfortable. Week 5+, only add another active step to your routine if genuinely needed. If irritation appears at any point, use the 72-Hour Barrier Reset described in the Safety section above rather than pushing through.

Rule of One: this device must be introduced as the ONLY new product in your routine. Wait 14 days before adding anything else new.

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