Triple is a count here, and the count is accurate. COSRX lists Sodium Hyaluronate seventh, Hyaluronic Acid twelfth and Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid thirteenth, and prints all three on the front of the bottle. That is worth stating plainly, because the brand's separately named Hyaluronic Acid 3 Serum uses its figure as a strength instead. What a tally of three does not establish is better hydration. The guidance our own ingredient library cites is explicit that a larger form count proves nothing without a direct comparison between finished products.
Read the order and a fuller picture appears. Only the first hyaluronate sits high. The other two fall below carbomer and the preservative pair, so they are there in small amounts. Much of the water-binding is shared with glycerin in second place, then butylene glycol, dipropylene glycol and methyl gluceth-10, a polyol base doing work the name credits to the acid.
The other half of the front label is pro-vitamin B5. Panthenol sits ninth, and it is the ingredient COSRX names across the whole Hydrium range. Fifteen entries is the complete list: no oil, no butter, no silicone, no alcohol, no fragrance and not one botanical extract.
That last point cuts both ways. Nothing in it is occlusive, so the layer binds water with no lipid to slow its escape. Dry skin and heated rooms want a moisturizer over the top. On oily, dehydrated skin the absence of oil is precisely the reason to reach for it.