For general (OTC) medicines sold in Korean pharmacies, we have compiled the official Korean name, category, active ingredients and amounts in English, based on Korea's public drug database. It is reference information for checking products in the store.
Please note
This page is reference information on products approved in Korea as "general medicines" (일반의약품, a Korean regulatory category that may not match the non-prescription categories of other countries). Their names, active ingredients and amounts are compiled in English from public information of Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS).
The medicines on this page are approved in Korea; their approval status in other countries may differ. This page does not recommend buying or using them.
Indications, dosage and administration, and precautions are not included in this list. Each product's "Indications, dosage and precautions (as approved in Korea)" page shows the Korean original of the approved text alongside our pharmacy's English reference translation. The translation does not indicate approval or approved indications in any other country.
Korean law does not allow mail-order sales of medicines, so we do not sell medicines online or ship them. Medicines are sold in the store after a pharmacist has explained them.
If you have a medical condition, are taking other medicines, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or the product is for a child, always consult a pharmacist.
In 1 mL (same for Sun, Cool and Cool High): Sodium chloride 5.5mg, potassium chloride 1.5mg, glucose 0.05mg
According to the Korean description of the product, "순" (Sun) has no cooling sensation, "쿨" (Cool) has a cooling sensation and "쿨하이" (Cool High) has a strong cooling sensation.
In Korea this product is sold as a medical device (wound dressing); it is not a cosmetic or a medicine. Its regulatory status in other countries may differ.
Source: public information on 의약품안전나라, the drug information site of Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) (nedrug.mfds.go.kr, checked Sep 21, 2026). Ingredient names are given in their international (INN or pharmacopoeial) form. For the official content, please refer to the Korean original. Product images are taken from each manufacturer's or brand's official website, and the source is given for each image. If you hold the rights to an image and have concerns, please let us know and we will respond promptly.