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Bodyform Pads Price in Pakistan

Five products. Rs. 450 to Rs. 600. And you can't walk into Naheed, Imtiaz, or Chase Up to buy them — Bodyform's only available on Highfy.pk and a handful of Daraz import sellers who price inconsistently. That filters out a certain type of buyer upfront. But if you're specifically looking for a softer-feel imported pad and don't mind ordering online, the range is worth going through product by product.

What You're Actually Paying For

The Cushion Soft Layer

Quilted top sheet, slightly raised — it breaks the flat surface contact that gets uncomfortable on heavier flow days. The surface is technically a textured nonwoven that distributes pressure across more contact points than a standard flat cover. Going by the material composition, it's a step above Stayfree's regular top sheet and roughly in line with Always Infinity on softness. Not tested long-term in Karachi humidity, but the structure should hold better than single-layer flat covers do in heat.

Per-Pad Cost — Before You Click Add to Cart

Regular Maxi with Wings, 12-pack at Rs. 450: that's Rs. 37.50 per pad. Long variant, 10 for Rs. 450: Rs. 45 each — the highest cost-per-use in this range. The pantiliners are worth separating from the pads entirely: 30 Regular liners for Rs. 600 is Rs. 20 per liner. Local liner options at Naheed run 20-packs for around Rs. 170–180, so that's not a dramatic markup. But the pads themselves sit above Always at Imtiaz, which runs roughly Rs. 31 per pad for their standard maxi.

Which One to Actually Buy

Regular Pantiliners, 30-Pack — Rs. 600

The maths work here, it's the most cost-efficient product in the collection. Rs. 20 per liner, 30 count — and you won't be restocking every two weeks. Worth noting separately: the Regular length is fine for everyday use unless you specifically need extended front-to-back coverage. For light days or in-between use, this beats most local alternatives in the same price bracket.

Long Maxi Pads with Wings, 10-Pack — Rs. 450

Rs. 45 per pad is the steepest cost-per-use here. What you get: longer back coverage than most Pakistani brands label as 'long,' plus wings that hold position — which matters in Lahore winters, especially when cold makes cheaper pad adhesives stiffen before they're supposed to. On a heavy-flow day with 4–5 changes, you're spending Rs. 180–225 on pads alone. Worth knowing before this becomes your default.

Overnight Pack — Rs. 450

Pack count wasn't listed anywhere visible, which is a gap before buying. Could be 8, could be 10 — that's the difference between Rs. 45 and Rs. 56 per pad. For genuine overnight heavy flow, it's reasonable. But if you're mainly buying for extra length rather than true overnight protection —the Long Maxi at the same Rs. 450 price is probably smarter.

Worth It Over Local Options?

Bodyform vs. Stayfree and Always

Stayfree at Naheed: Rs. 150–200 for 8 pads, roughly Rs. 18–25 each. That's significantly cheaper than Bodyform's Rs. 37.50–45 range. The top sheet isn't as soft — quite noticeable once you've used both. Always at Imtiaz sits closer, around Rs. 31 per pad. Bodyform costs Rs. 6–14 more per pad than Always; the cushion layer difference is real, but whether that's worth it is your call, not mine.

Where to Buy in Pakistan

Highfy.pk for the guaranteed real product. Daraz carries Bodyform through import sellers at Rs. 480–650 for the same packs — prices shift by seller, and sanitary pads have had fakes listed there before. You'd want to check seller ratings carefully before buying from Daraz. For Bodyform specifically, Highfy's the cleaner option.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the price of Bodyform pads in Pakistan?

A: Rs. 450 to Rs. 600 at Highfy.pk. The Regular Maxi Sanitary Pads with Wings, 12-pack: Rs. 450 (Rs. 37.50 per pad). Regular Pantiliners, 30-pack: Rs. 600 (Rs. 20 per liner). Long Maxi Pads with Wings, 10-pack: Rs. 450 (Rs. 45 per pad).

Q: Where can I buy Bodyform sanitary pads in Pakistan?

A: Highfy.pk is the most reliable source. They're not stocked at Naheed, Imtiaz, or Chase Up. Some Daraz import sellers carry them at Rs. 480–650, but product authenticity and pricing consistency is harder to verify through Daraz.

Q: Are Bodyform pads better than Stayfree?

A: The top sheet is noticeably softer than Stayfree. You're paying Rs. 12–20 more per pad for that difference. Whether it's worth it depends entirely on how much the surface texture matters to you — for the pantiliners, the price difference is much smaller and the quality gap is more obvious.