Collection: Buy Menstrual Care ( Sanitory Pads, Tampons, Menstrual Cups) In Pakistan

Sanitary Pads Price in Pakistan

Budget end: Butterfly Super Plus Maxi Thick Long 10pcs at Rs. 162. Butterfly Besties for Tweens 8pcs at Rs. 315. Butterfly Ultra Big Saver 16pcs at Rs. 405, Butterfly Maxi Breathable 16pcs at Rs. 585. Always Pad Aloe Vera Maxi Thick Long at Rs. 420. Parwaz Ultra Thin and Maxi Thick both Rs. 495. Bodyform Cushion Soft Rs. 450 for 12pcs. Care Free panty liners Rs. 475–549. Tampons are in a completely different tier: Tampax Regular 20pcs at Rs. 1,308, Tampax Super Plus at Rs. 1,375, Tampax Pearl Super at Rs. 1,900, Tampax Pearl Compak 36pcs at Rs. 2,900.

Which Type to Buy and Why

Pads: Regular vs. Overnight vs. Extra Long

Butterfly dominates the local pad category for a reason — the price-per-pad on the big-saver packs is genuinely hard to beat. The Maxi Big Saver 12pcs at Rs. 207 works out to about Rs. 17 per pad, which is the cheapest unit cost in the collection. The Extra Long variants suit heavier flow days; the regular lengths work fine for lighter days and overnight is usually overkill unless you're specifically having that kind of cycle. Results vary, but typically the Maxi Breathable range from Butterfly holds up better in Pakistani summers than the standard Maxi — breathable top sheet doesn't trap as much heat. The Besties for Tweens range (Rs. 315 for 8pcs) is the slimmer format, designed for younger users or light flow days.

Panty Liners: Care Free and Bodyform

Care Free liners are the most varied range in this collection — Unscented 20s at Rs. 475, Shower Fresh Scent at Rs. 475, Tea Tree Healthy Fresh at Rs. 549, and the Plus Large 64s at Rs. 2,069 for the bulk pack. The Always Dailies Panty Liners at Rs. 700 for 20s are the most expensive per-liner — not bad if you prefer the Always formula, but Care Free's Tea Tree variant at Rs. 549 is the better value buy with some functional benefit beyond just freshness. Bodyform Cushion Soft liners (Rs. 600 for 25–30pcs) are the UK import and feel noticeably different in texture — softer top sheet than most locally-available options. Going by what I know about this product type, the maxi pantiliner formats from Bodyform are worth considering if standard-size liners don't provide enough coverage.

Tampons: Tampax Is Your Only Option Here

Tampons aren't widely stocked in Pakistani retail. Highfy has the full Tampax range and that's about it. At Rs. 1,200–2,900, these aren't cheap — but tampon availability itself is the bigger constraint. The Regular 20s at Rs. 1,308 is the starting point. Super Plus at Rs. 1,375 for 20s is the heavier-flow version. Pearl Compak 36s at Rs. 2,900 is the best per-tampon cost in the range if you use tampons regularly. I couldn't verify the import batch timing, but by all accounts Highfy keeps this range consistently stocked, which is more than most local pharmacies manage.

Butterfly vs. the Imported Brands

Butterfly is Pakistani, and it's the most-used pad brand in Pakistan — at Rs. 162–585 for a pack, the accessibility is obvious. But 'local brand' doesn't mean lower quality here. The Butterfly Ultra Breathable and Maxi Cotton lines specifically are comparable in top-sheet construction to Always Aloe Vera at Rs. 420, and they're often cheaper per pad on the big-saver packs. Always has brand recognition and the Aloe Vera formula is gentler for sensitive skin — that's a real difference, not marketing. Parwaz is newer to the category at Rs. 495 for both thin and thick variants; quite decent for the price, honestly, though the distribution is still Highfy and online rather than in-store at Naheed or Chase Up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which sanitary pad is best in Pakistan?

A: For daily use and value: Butterfly Maxi Breathable or Ultra Big Saver packs. For sensitive skin: Always Aloe Vera Maxi Thick. For tweens or light flow: Butterfly Besties. The 'best' depends on flow heaviness, sensitivity, and whether you prefer imported or local.

Q: Are tampons available in Pakistan?

A: Yes, on Highfy.pk. The full Tampax range is stocked: Regular 20s (Rs. 1,308), Super 18s (Rs. 1,900), Pearl Compak 36s (Rs. 2,900). Not available in most brick-and-mortar pharmacies in Pakistan, so online is currently the practical route.

Q: What is the cheapest sanitary pad price in Pakistan?

A: Butterfly Super Plus Maxi Thick Long 10pcs at Rs. 162, which works out to Rs. 16 per pad. The Butterfly Maxi Big Saver 12pcs at Rs. 207 is close, and the larger pack sizes bring the per-pad cost down further — the 28–30pcs bulk packs average Rs. 19–20 per pad.