Liftactiv Nuit Supreme

Shares ascorbyl glucoside and adenosine but lacks Vichy's rhamnose base and the shea/cetyl-alcohol rich emollient system, plus adds niacinamide and caffeine which the original doesn't have.

Has magnesium ascorbyl phosphate like the source but is a patch loaded with plant extracts and retinyl palmitate instead of adenosine, rhamnose, or the emollient/occlusive base that defines Vichy's night cream.

Only overlaps on vitamin C derivatives (magnesium ascorbyl phosphate-like actives via ascorbyl glucoside) but the whole formula is built around a different brightening complex (tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, glutathione, citrus extracts) with no rhamnose or adenosine.

Shares only trace vitamin C chemistry (sodium ascorbyl phosphate is not the same as magnesium ascorbyl phosphate/ascorbyl glucoside pairing) and pivots to a peptide-firming approach absent in Vichy's formula, with no adenosine or rhamnose.

Only weak overlap via vitamin C forms (ascorbic acid/ascorbyl palmitate, not the same actives as magnesium ascorbyl phosphate/ascorbyl glucoside), missing rhamnose and adenosine entirely, and built around rosehip oil instead.