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Dr. Barbara Sturm
vs ISDIN

Two formulas, with different prices and ingredient blends.

Hyaluronic Serum compared with Hyaluronic Concentrate
What to compareDr. Barbara Sturm Hyaluronic SerumISDIN Hyaluronic Concentrate
US reference price$325 / 30 mL · $10.83/mL$115 / 30 mL · $3.83/mL
HA formsSodium hyaluronate; brand describes multiple molecular sizesLow- and medium-molecular-weight HA, according to brand
Disclosed concentrationsNot disclosedNot disclosed
Other ingredients to considerButylene glycol, fermented purslane extractBioMarine extract, peptides, lentil extract
FormatSerum; dropperWater-gel; pump; satin finish
Evidence statusIngredient-level HA evidence; exact-formula controlled evidence not established here.Brand user-perception claims plus ingredient-level HA evidence.

The practical difference

Dr. Barbara Sturm: A short published ingredient list makes this an option for readers who prefer a less complex formula.

ISDIN: The water-gel format and pump may appeal if you want a lightweight step under moisturiser.

What the comparison cannot tell you

Dr. Barbara Sturm: The luxury price does not establish better hydration. We did not identify a controlled trial of the exact current formula in this review.

ISDIN: The brand’s reported user-perception results are data on file, not a published head-to-head trial. Molecular weights in kDa are not supplied on the checked page.

These published details do not establish a clinical winner. No head-to-head study of this pair was identified in this review. Prices were checked 2 November 2026; confirm current local prices.

Read the ingredient evidence