Vitamin ampoule for sensitive skin: MEDIPICKME Vita Energy
In short
MEDIPICKME Vita Energy Ampoule is a 14-day vitamin ampoule set from Korea, tested morning and before bed on sensitized skin. Its one-capsule packaging and fresh finish were convenient; my skin tone seemed a little clearer overall, though pigmentation did not disappear at once. Verdict: a comfortable option for gradual skin-tone care.

Good to know
- Product
- MEDIPICKME Vita Energy Ampoule 1.7 ml × 14
- Set
- 14-day intensive at-home ampoule set
- How to use
- Open and use one capsule per day
- Writer's routine
- Applied once in the morning and once before bed
- Ingredients stated in the original
- Vitamin, idebenone, 5% niacinamide, and 69% Jeju sea-buckthorn water
- Functionality stated in the original
- Introduced as a product reported to have completed review for dual wrinkle-improvement and whitening functionality
Prices as written by the tester on Apr 7, 2026 · not updated automatically
What is included in the MEDIPICKME Vita Energy Ampoule set?
As the sunlight gets stronger, I become more mindful of skincare, so I tried a vitamin ampoule. The product was introduced as a 14-day intensive at-home ampoule set, and it also came with a catalog for products in the line and samples to use alongside it.





How do you use the single-capsule container?
It was shaped a little like an injection container, and I used it after referring to the separate instructions. It was introduced as a safely designed container rather than a glass one, and I could bend it open by hand to use one capsule a day, which made the post-opening experience feel neat and clean.




What ingredients and functionality claims are listed?
According to the original information, this is an ampoule containing vitamin and idebenone through a liposome method, and it was introduced as a product reported to have completed review for dual wrinkle-improvement and whitening functionality. It was also labeled as containing 69% Jeju sea-buckthorn water and 5% niacinamide.



How did it feel on sensitized skin?
I applied it consistently once in the morning and once before going to sleep. It was a transparent formula with a slight yellow tint that felt hydrating, absorbed with a bouncy feel without sitting on the skin, and finished fresh. My skin was thin and sensitized at the time, but I was able to use it without discomfort.

Because pigmentation and melasma were on my mind, I hoped to see a change, but I did not think they would all disappear at once. After using it, my overall skin tone seemed a little clearer. The product was said to be labeled with a low-irritation assessment and a vegan mark.

How did the skin-tone change feel?
Comparing before and after, my impression was that my skin tone looked a little clearer. Still, this is a personal observation from my use; rather than expecting pigmentation to vanish immediately, I saw it as part of an ongoing care routine.




What did I keep in mind while using it?
- When using it in the morning, I applied sunscreen as well.
- I tried applying another layer on areas that looked dull or where melasma was bothering me.
- The original information said it can be kept refrigerated for a cool application.






