
Tampax Pearl Super 18 Price in Pakistan
Rs. 1,900 for 18, cut almost 40% from Rs. 3,109.
Pearl is Tampax's flagship line — BPA-free plastic applicator, LeakGuard braid, Super absorbency for heavier days.
A different design language from the Compak line entirely. Pearl leans on FormFit shaping; Compak leans on compact size.
Quick Specs
- Brand: Tampax
- Line: Pearl
- Pack size: 18 tampons
- Price: Rs. 1,900 (down from Rs. 3,109)
- Absorbency: Super
The LeakGuard Braid Is the Actual Differentiator
Channeling Flow Back Into the Core Instead of Around It
Tampax markets the braid as unique to Pearl — grooves along the tampon that redirect flow inward rather than letting it slip past the edges.
FormFit protection is the companion feature: the tampon expands to fit individual shape rather than staying a fixed size once inserted.
Super absorbency sits in the middle of Tampax's range — above Regular, below Super Plus and Ultra, meant for moderate-to-heavy flow rather than the lightest or heaviest days.
What the Applicator Adds Over a Basic Design
Anti-Slip Grip on a BPA-Free Plastic Barrel
The grip texture on the applicator barrel is meant to stop it from sliding in fingers during insertion — a small detail, but the kind of thing users notice on a bad day.
BPA-free plastic, the standard most tampon brands now use across their applicator lines.
A smooth inner layer is also part of the removal experience, according to Tampax, aimed at reducing discomfort on the way out, not just going in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is Pearl different from Tampax Compak?
A: Pearl uses a longer plastic applicator with LeakGuard braid and FormFit shaping; Compak is built around a more compact applicator size. Both are Tampax lines, just different design priorities.
Q: What flow level is Super absorbency meant for?
A: Moderate to heavy flow — one step below Super Plus and Ultra in Tampax's absorbency range.
Q: Does the LeakGuard braid eliminate leaks completely?
A: No single tampon design guarantees zero leaks; the braid reduces the chance by channeling flow back toward the core, not eliminates risk entirely.
Q: Is the applicator reusable?
A: No, Tampax applicators are single-use and meant to be disposed of after each tampon.


