Naturium Multi-Peptide Advanced Serum vs. The Ordinary Multi-Peptide + HA

Editorial draft · Scientific review pending Updated 2026-10-20

Naturium

Multi-Peptide Advanced Serum

30 mL · Facial serum

$25.00USD · Recorded 2026-10-19

The Ordinary

Multi-Peptide + HA Serum

30 mL · Facial serum

$19.90USD · Recorded 2026-10-19

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THE SHORT VERSION

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The key findings, without the chemistry lesson.

What is documented?

Both records are 30 mL serums with different selected peptide lists. Naturium lists Copper Palmitoyl Heptapeptide-14.[1][2]

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What does it mean for your purchase?

Compare exact ingredient names, the complete labels and dated cost. A copper name alone does not establish equivalence to another formula.[1][2]

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What has not been demonstrated?

This label comparison does not establish which finished serum works better or is safer. Individual tolerance and additional benefit cannot be predicted from the selected names.

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Peptide serum label comparison: Naturium and The Ordinary
Compare the detailsTwo products. The same questions.	A NaturiumMulti-Peptide Advanced Serum	B The OrdinaryMulti-Peptide + HA Serum
Product basics
Presentation	30 mL	30 mL
Format	Facial serum	Water-based serum
How the brand says to use it	Naturium directs application after cleansing and toning, before moisturizer and sunscreen. Follow the current product directions.Manufacturer directions, not a personalized routine.	The brand directs a few drops in the morning and evening, on unbroken skin, and advises patch testing. Read its current compatibility exclusions before combining with other products.Manufacturer directions, not a personalized routine.
Price & value
Recorded price	$25.00 USDPrice recorded 2026-10-19Excludes tax and shipping.	$19.90 USDPrice recorded 2026-10-19Excludes tax and shipping.
Price per mL	$0.83 / mL	$0.66 / mL
What it contains and what it means
Peptides, explained Peptides are small chains of the building blocks used in proteins. Their names identify ingredients, not quality scores. Open an explanation to learn what each one means.	Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 A peptide studied for the appearance of expression lines around the eyes. Full guide INGREDIENT, EXPLAINED Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 A peptide studied for the appearance of expression lines around the eyes. Type of support: Ingredient study Editorial draft · Qualified scientific review pending. What it is A synthetic peptide investigated under the name Argireline. The study concerns a specific preparation, not every product listing this ingredient. Wang et al. (2013): randomized study of Argireline and eye-area lines Why it is used Studied as a cosmetic ingredient for reducing the appearance of eye-area lines. Wang et al. (2013): randomized study of Argireline and eye-area lines What the evidence means A four-week randomized placebo-controlled trial enrolled 60 Chinese participants (3:1 allocation) and reported improved eye-area wrinkle measures. The inspected abstract does not establish results for the retail serums here or long-term benefit. A 24-hour laboratory skin-penetration study is a different kind of evidence, not a clinical efficacy trial. Wang et al. (2013): randomized study of Argireline and eye-area lines In vitro skin penetration of acetyl hexapeptide-8 from a cosmetic formulation Precautions and possible reactions The 2025 safety panel concluded safe cosmetic use up to 0.005%; above that, it found insufficient data to determine safety. This is not evidence of harm above that amount. The pure-peptide concentrations in these compared serums are not verified, so this assessment cannot certify either bottle. A commercial blend percentage is not automatically the pure-peptide percentage. Cosmetics can cause irritation or allergic reactions. Check the full ingredient list and follow product directions. Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 Amide: cosmetic safety assessment (2025) Allergens in cosmetics: reactions and consumer precautions What this means for your comparison There is human research on a preparation of this ingredient. That is different from a direct test of this serum. Sources checked 2026-10-20. Ingredient information is separate from testing a finished serum. Read the full ingredient guide Copper Palmitoyl Heptapeptide-14 A copper-containing peptide with a different name from Copper Tripeptide-1. Full guide INGREDIENT, EXPLAINED Copper Palmitoyl Heptapeptide-14 A copper-containing peptide with a different name from Copper Tripeptide-1. Type of support: Label information What it is The Power Peptides label lists this exact name separately from Heptapeptide-15 Palmitate. Power Peptides — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Why it is used The brand describes it as part of its X50 Antiaging ingredient system. Its product description does not independently prove better delivery or visible outcomes. Power Peptides — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer What the evidence means The recorded support is manufacturer information about labels and ingredient systems. It does not establish how well this ingredient alone works in these finished serums. Power Peptides — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Precautions and possible reactions An ingredient-specific side-effect rate is not established by these sources. Check the complete product label and follow its current instructions. Cosmetics can cause irritation or allergic reactions. Check the full ingredient list and follow product directions. Power Peptides — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Allergens in cosmetics: reactions and consumer precautions What this means for your comparison Recognize the exact ingredient name, then consider the whole product. Neither its number nor a blend percentage tells us which serum will work better for you. Sources checked 2026-10-19. Ingredient information is separate from testing a finished serum. Read the full ingredient guide Palmitoyl sh-Hexapeptide-13 Serine SP Amide A peptide name recorded on a manufacturer’s cosmetic ingredient list. The name identifies an ingredient, not a predicted result. Full guide INGREDIENT, EXPLAINED Palmitoyl sh-Hexapeptide-13 Serine SP Amide A peptide name recorded on a manufacturer’s cosmetic ingredient list. The name identifies an ingredient, not a predicted result. Type of support: Label information What it is An exact ingredient name from the linked label. Its number is part of its identity, not a quality score. Multi-Peptide Advanced Serum — US manufacturer label and size-specific offer Liquid Peptides — US manufacturer label and size-specific offer Why it is used The manufacturer includes this ingredient in a peptide skincare formula. The label alone does not show what this ingredient contributes by itself. Multi-Peptide Advanced Serum — US manufacturer label and size-specific offer Liquid Peptides — US manufacturer label and size-specific offer What the evidence means The recorded evidence is label information. No independent test of this ingredient in these finished serums is established here. Multi-Peptide Advanced Serum — US manufacturer label and size-specific offer Liquid Peptides — US manufacturer label and size-specific offer Precautions and possible reactions A label entry cannot tell us how often this ingredient causes a reaction. Follow the complete product directions; irritation can involve other ingredients too. Cosmetics can cause irritation or allergic reactions. Check the full ingredient list and follow product directions. Allergens in cosmetics: reactions and consumer precautions Allergens in cosmetics: reactions and consumer precautions What this means for your comparison Use this name to recognize the ingredient across labels. Judge the finished product with its directions and evidence, rather than its peptide count. Sources checked 2026-10-19. Ingredient information is separate from testing a finished serum. Read the full ingredient guide Selected label peptides, not the complete INCI list. Other peptides and non-peptide ingredients may be omitted. See the manufacturer for the full formula.	Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 A peptide studied for the appearance of expression lines around the eyes. Full guide INGREDIENT, EXPLAINED Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 A peptide studied for the appearance of expression lines around the eyes. Type of support: Ingredient study Editorial draft · Qualified scientific review pending. What it is A synthetic peptide investigated under the name Argireline. The study concerns a specific preparation, not every product listing this ingredient. Wang et al. (2013): randomized study of Argireline and eye-area lines Why it is used Studied as a cosmetic ingredient for reducing the appearance of eye-area lines. Wang et al. (2013): randomized study of Argireline and eye-area lines What the evidence means A four-week randomized placebo-controlled trial enrolled 60 Chinese participants (3:1 allocation) and reported improved eye-area wrinkle measures. The inspected abstract does not establish results for the retail serums here or long-term benefit. A 24-hour laboratory skin-penetration study is a different kind of evidence, not a clinical efficacy trial. Wang et al. (2013): randomized study of Argireline and eye-area lines In vitro skin penetration of acetyl hexapeptide-8 from a cosmetic formulation Precautions and possible reactions The 2025 safety panel concluded safe cosmetic use up to 0.005%; above that, it found insufficient data to determine safety. This is not evidence of harm above that amount. The pure-peptide concentrations in these compared serums are not verified, so this assessment cannot certify either bottle. A commercial blend percentage is not automatically the pure-peptide percentage. Cosmetics can cause irritation or allergic reactions. Check the full ingredient list and follow product directions. Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 Amide: cosmetic safety assessment (2025) Allergens in cosmetics: reactions and consumer precautions What this means for your comparison There is human research on a preparation of this ingredient. That is different from a direct test of this serum. Sources checked 2026-10-20. Ingredient information is separate from testing a finished serum. Read the full ingredient guide Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1 A skin-conditioning peptide used in blends marketed for the appearance of wrinkles. Full guide INGREDIENT, EXPLAINED Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1 A skin-conditioning peptide used in blends marketed for the appearance of wrinkles. Type of support: Supplier description Editorial draft · Qualified scientific review pending. What it is A peptide with three amino-acid units and an attached fatty-acid part. The added part distinguishes its ingredient name. Peptide ingredient identities, functions and safety assessment (2018) Why it is used Croda includes it in Matrixyl 3000, an ingredient blend marketed for wrinkle appearance. This does not confirm a branded blend or its dose in this serum. Matrixyl 3000: supplier description and ingredient names What the evidence means The supplier describes a blend, not an independent test of this ingredient alone in The Ordinary serum. Matrixyl 3000: supplier description and ingredient names Precautions and possible reactions A safety review addresses reported cosmetic uses, not every possible formula or individual reaction. Cosmetics can cause irritation or allergic reactions. Check the full ingredient list and follow product directions. Peptide ingredient identities, functions and safety assessment (2018) Allergens in cosmetics: reactions and consumer precautions What this means for your comparison A peptide blend’s claims cannot be assigned to this ingredient alone or used to rank these two serums. Sources checked 2026-10-19. Ingredient information is separate from testing a finished serum. Read the full ingredient guide Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7 A skin-conditioning peptide used in blends marketed for the appearance of wrinkles. Full guide INGREDIENT, EXPLAINED Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7 A skin-conditioning peptide used in blends marketed for the appearance of wrinkles. Type of support: Supplier description Editorial draft · Qualified scientific review pending. What it is A peptide with four amino-acid units and an attached fatty-acid part. The added part distinguishes its ingredient name. Peptide ingredient identities, functions and safety assessment (2018) Why it is used Croda includes it in Matrixyl 3000, an ingredient blend marketed for wrinkle appearance. This does not confirm a branded blend or its dose in this serum. Matrixyl 3000: supplier description and ingredient names What the evidence means The supplier describes a blend, not an independent test of this ingredient alone in The Ordinary serum. Matrixyl 3000: supplier description and ingredient names Precautions and possible reactions A safety review addresses reported cosmetic uses, not every possible formula or individual reaction. Cosmetics can cause irritation or allergic reactions. Check the full ingredient list and follow product directions. Peptide ingredient identities, functions and safety assessment (2018) Allergens in cosmetics: reactions and consumer precautions What this means for your comparison A peptide blend’s claims cannot be assigned to this ingredient alone or used to rank these two serums. Sources checked 2026-10-19. Ingredient information is separate from testing a finished serum. Read the full ingredient guide Palmitoyl Tripeptide-38 A peptide associated with the commercial blend name Matrixyl synthe’6. Full guide INGREDIENT, EXPLAINED Palmitoyl Tripeptide-38 A peptide associated with the commercial blend name Matrixyl synthe’6. Type of support: Label information Editorial draft · Qualified scientific review pending. What it is This ingredient name appears on the recorded Matrixyl, Multi-Peptide + HA and Power Peptides labels. Matrixyl 10% + HA — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Multi-Peptide + HA Serum — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Power Peptides — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Why it is used The brands place it in blends marketed for the appearance of lines. This does not isolate its contribution to a finished serum. Matrixyl 10% + HA — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Multi-Peptide + HA Serum — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Power Peptides — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer What the evidence means The recorded support is manufacturer information about labels and ingredient systems. It does not establish how well this ingredient alone works in these finished serums. Matrixyl 10% + HA — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Multi-Peptide + HA Serum — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Power Peptides — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Precautions and possible reactions An ingredient-specific side-effect rate is not established by these sources. Check the complete product label and follow its current instructions. Cosmetics can cause irritation or allergic reactions. Check the full ingredient list and follow product directions. Matrixyl 10% + HA — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Multi-Peptide + HA Serum — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Power Peptides — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer Allergens in cosmetics: reactions and consumer precautions What this means for your comparison Recognize the exact ingredient name, then consider the whole product. Neither its number nor a blend percentage tells us which serum will work better for you. Sources checked 2026-10-19. Ingredient information is separate from testing a finished serum. Read the full ingredient guide Selected label peptides, not the complete INCI list. Other peptides and non-peptide ingredients may be omitted. See the manufacturer for the full formula.
How much of each ingredient? A formula is the whole mix. A blend percentage does not tell us the amount of every ingredient.	The label names a peptide blend without giving a separate percentage for each peptide. Its strength cannot be calculated from ingredient order.Manufacturer disclosure; not independently measured.Individual amounts not verified	Several peptides are listed, but their separate amounts are not disclosed. HA means hyaluronic acid; it is not another peptide.Manufacturer disclosure; not independently measured.Individual amounts not verified
Sources & limits
What we still cannot know	Not established Complete ingredient list in this catalog Independent comparative effectiveness	Not established Complete ingredient list in this catalog Independent comparative effectiveness
Label source	Naturium manufacturer label Label checked 2026-10-19Label checked; not a clinical review.	The Ordinary manufacturer label Label checked 2026-10-20Label checked; not a clinical review.

Prices are dated USD observations. Ingredient selections are incomplete; matching names do not establish equivalent formulas or results.

What do the label differences mean?Exact names, disclosures and cost limits

Recognize the exact copper name

Copper Palmitoyl Heptapeptide-14 is the name recorded for Naturium. Similar copper wording does not establish the same ingredient or the same results.[1][2]

Look beyond the peptide list

Check each full manufacturer label for other ingredients relevant to your preferences. Our selected list is a navigation aid, not a complete formula.[1][2]

Documented differences

Naturium’s selected list includes a copper-containing name distinct from Copper Tripeptide-1. Sharing Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 does not make the whole formulas identical.[1][2]

Use this comparison for your decision

Recognize the exact copper name

Copper Palmitoyl Heptapeptide-14 is the name recorded for Naturium. Similar copper wording does not establish the same ingredient or the same results.[1][2]

Look beyond the peptide list

Check each full manufacturer label for other ingredients relevant to your preferences. Our selected list is a navigation aid, not a complete formula.[1][2]

LABEL FACTS AND THEIR LIMITS

What the sources tell us.

What do the source labels mean?

Human studies describe what happened in their participants and tested preparation. Laboratory studies examine a model, not clinical results in shoppers. Case reports describe individual events, not how often they occur.

Safety assessments review specified uses and concentrations. Manufacturer labels identify recorded product facts. Neither is a guarantee of results or individual tolerance. Source type is not a quality score.

What the labels document

Source type: Manufacturer label

Both records are 30 mL serums with different selected peptide lists. Naturium lists Copper Palmitoyl Heptapeptide-14.[1][2]

Read the evidence and what it means

Source type: Manufacturer label

Naturium’s selected list includes a copper-containing name distinct from Copper Tripeptide-1. Sharing Acetyl Hexapeptide-8 does not make the whole formulas identical.[1][2]

Amounts: disclosure is not measurement

Source type: Manufacturer label

Headline disclosures do not give verified individual amounts for every selected peptide.[1][2]

Read the evidence and what it means

Source type: Manufacturer label

Naturium: The label names a peptide blend without giving a separate percentage for each peptide. Its strength cannot be calculated from ingredient order.[1]

Source type: Manufacturer label

The Ordinary: Several peptides are listed, but their separate amounts are not disclosed. HA means hyaluronic acid; it is not another peptide.[2]

What these sources cannot establish

Editorial interpretation

Recorded labels do not establish a clinical winner or years of safety for these complete formulas.

Read the evidence and what it means

Editorial interpretation

This is a comparison of selected label information, not a complete clinical efficacy or safety review. Missing product-level evidence here is not evidence that either product is harmful or ineffective.

Cost and the exact presentation

Editorial interpretation

Compare exact ingredient names, the complete labels and dated cost. A copper name alone does not establish equivalence to another formula.

Read the evidence and what it means

Editorial interpretation

Selected ingredients only. Individual peptide amounts, personal tolerance and independent comparative effectiveness are not established. Editorial draft awaiting human review.

What is recorded on the labels?

Source type: Manufacturer label

The paired manufacturer sources document the recorded product names and selected ingredients. These lists are incomplete, formulas may change, and manufacturer information is not independent clinical corroboration.[1][2]

Manufacturer links establish ingredient presence only. Scientific references support the research statements above. Formulas can change; check your purchased packaging.

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Questions about these products

Does a copper ingredient make Naturium equivalent to a Copper Tripeptide-1 serum?

No equivalence is established here. The recorded copper name is different; use the exact-name ingredient guide for context.[1][2]

Can shared peptide names tell me which serum works better?

No. A shared name does not disclose its amount, the full formulation or comparative results.[1][2]

Check the original sources

Research and safety assessments are separate from manufacturer labels.

How this comparison was preparedScope, review status and limitations

What we cannot tell from the label

Selected ingredients only. Individual peptide amounts, personal tolerance and independent comparative effectiveness are not established. Editorial draft awaiting human review.

Read our methodology

CHECK THE CURRENT OFFER

Where to buy

Check the exact size, current price and shipping at the manufacturer.

NaturiumMulti-Peptide Advanced Serum30 mL · $25.00 USD · Recorded 2026-10-19

View Multi-Peptide Advanced Serum · 30 mL at Naturium Select the 30 mL option on the retailer’s page. Confirm the current price before checkout.

The OrdinaryMulti-Peptide + HA Serum30 mL · $19.90 USD · Recorded 2026-10-19

View Multi-Peptide + HA Serum · 30 mL at The Ordinary Select the 30 mL option on the retailer’s page. Confirm the current price before checkout.

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References

Manufacturer labelMulti-Peptide Advanced Serum — US manufacturer label and size-specific offer
Naturium · Reference checked 2026-10-19
Evidence and limitations for reference 1
What this supports here
Documents the selected label names and product presentation in the existing catalog record.
What it cannot establish
Commercial label information, not independent efficacy or safety evidence. Ingredient selections are incomplete and headline blend percentages do not establish separate pure-peptide amounts. Price observations have their own dates.
Commercial context and disclosures
Published by the manufacturer and seller; not independent corroboration.
What we inspected
Existing manufacturer-source catalog record reused; no new remote source inspection in this interface extension.
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Manufacturer labelMulti-Peptide + HA Serum — US manufacturer label and 30 mL offer
The Ordinary · Reference checked 2026-10-20
Evidence and limitations for reference 2
What this supports here
Supports the selected ingredient names and identity of Multi-Peptide + HA.
What it cannot establish
The checked label does not supply a separate amount for every peptide or independent comparative outcomes.
Commercial context and disclosures
Published by the seller and manufacturer.
What we inspected
Public US product page
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