One brand, one store, one pack size. The price of ten condoms ranges from Rs. 225 to Rs. 549, and the cheapest rate of all is in a three-pack with no discount on it.
We read Durex India's own product feed on 12 September 2026 and held the pack count fixed, which removes the usual excuse for a price gap. Durex sells ten different 10-condom packs on its own website. They run from Rs. 225 to Rs. 549 - the same brand, the same count, the same seller, 2.4 times the money, with only the variant name on the box changing. Divide it out and one condom costs between Rs. 22.50 and Rs. 54.90 depending on which box you reach for.
Every price below was pulled from Durex India on September 12, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Durex India coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
All ten 10-condom packs Durex sells direct — including three tied at Rs. 349 and three tied at Rs. 549, carrying badges from 2% to 16%.
Rs. 225 for ten — Rs. 22.50 each, 31% off a stated Rs. 324.
Why it earned its spot The lowest price among ten identically sized packs.
Rs. 299 for ten — Rs. 29.90 each, 16% off a stated Rs. 356.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 74 above the floor, on the first of three listings sharing one MRP.
Rs. 349 for ten — Rs. 34.90 each, and just 2% off.
Why it earned its spot The first of three listings at an identical price, MRP and badge.
Rs. 349 for ten — identical price, MRP and badge to the card above.
Why it earned its spot Seated to show the three-way price identity rather than to rank a variant.
Rs. 349 for ten — the last of the three-way tie.
Why it earned its spot Completes the set of three listings sharing one price and one MRP.
Rs. 419 for ten — Rs. 41.90 each, 16% off a stated Rs. 499.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 194 above the cheapest ten-pack for the same count.
Rs. 499 for ten — Rs. 49.90 each, 9% off a stated Rs. 550.
Why it earned its spot More than twice the per-condom price of the cheapest pack.
Rs. 549 for ten — Rs. 54.90 each, 16% off a stated Rs. 650.
Why it earned its spot The top of the ten-pack range, at 2.4x the floor.
Rs. 549 for ten — the same price, 9% off a stated Rs. 605.
Why it earned its spot Identical price to the card above with a different badge attached.
Rs. 549 for ten — 8% off a stated Rs. 599, the shallowest of the three.
Why it earned its spot Completes the three-way tie at the top of the ten-pack range.
Seven listings including the Rs. 60 three-packs that undercut every 10-pack, and two 4-packs that cost more per condom than half the 10-packs.
Rs. 449 for twenty assorted — Rs. 22.45 each, 24% off a stated Rs. 590.
Why it earned its spot The largest pack on the store, and marginally cheaper per piece than the best 10-pack.
Rs. 60 for three — Rs. 20 each, undercutting every 10-pack.
Why it earned its spot The lowest per-piece rate on the store, from the smallest pack.
Rs. 60 for three — Rs. 20 each, also at full stated price.
Why it earned its spot Confirms the Rs. 20 rate is a tier rather than one listing.
Rs. 129 for four — Rs. 32.25 each, 10% off a stated Rs. 144.
Why it earned its spot Dearer per condom than five of the ten 10-packs.
Rs. 129 for four — Rs. 32.25 each, same price and MRP as the card above.
Why it earned its spot The second of two listings sharing a Rs. 144 stated MRP.
Rs. 163 for three — Rs. 54.33 each, 18% off a stated Rs. 199.
Why it earned its spot Almost exactly the per-condom rate of the dearest 10-packs.
Rs. 179 for three — Rs. 59.67 each, and just 1% off.
Why it earned its spot The highest per-piece rate on the store, on its shallowest badge.
Four lubricants where doubling the volume twice takes the per-millilitre rate from Rs. 7.58 down to Rs. 2.50.
Rs. 369 for 50ml — Rs. 7.38 a millilitre, 8% off a stated Rs. 399.
Why it earned its spot The lowest sticker in the lubricant chapter, and the dearest per millilitre.
Rs. 379 for 50ml — Rs. 7.58 a millilitre, 5% off a stated Rs. 399.
Why it earned its spot Ten rupees more than its sibling for the same volume and stated MRP.
Rs. 599 for 100ml — Rs. 5.99 a millilitre, at full stated price.
Why it earned its spot Nineteen percent cheaper per millilitre than the 50ml bottles.
Rs. 499 for 200ml — Rs. 2.50 a millilitre, 12% off a stated Rs. 569.
Why it earned its spot Less than half the per-millilitre rate of the 100ml bottle, for a lower sticker.
First: hold the count fixed before you compare anything. Ten packs of ten here span Rs. 225 to Rs. 549, so the variant, not the quantity, is what you are choosing. Second: divide anyway, because the pack ladder does not run one way on this store - a Rs. 60 three-pack is the cheapest per condom in the read at Rs. 20 each, and both four-packs cost more per piece than half the ten-packs. Third: ignore the discount column when prices tie. Six listings here sit in two price groups and carry badges from 2% to 16%, purely because their stated MRPs differ - the same mechanism we set out in MRP versus selling price. Fourth: treat the variant names as product names and nothing more - this page prices a shelf and makes no claim about what any product does.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extra Dots 10-pack, Rs. 225 | Rs. 225 | Rs. Rs. 324 | 31% off% |
| Extra Thin 10-pack, Rs. 299 | Rs. 299 | Rs. Rs. 356 | 16% off% |
| Air 10-pack, Rs. 349 | Rs. 349 | Rs. Rs. 356 | 2% off% |
| Extra Time 10-pack, Rs. 349 | Rs. 349 | Rs. Rs. 356 | 2% off% |
| Extra Ribbed 10-pack, Rs. 349 | Rs. 349 | Rs. Rs. 356 | 2% off% |
| Mutual Climax 10-pack, Rs. 419 | Rs. 419 | Rs. Rs. 499 | 16% off% |
| Invisible 10-pack, Rs. 499 | Rs. 499 | Rs. Rs. 550 | 9% off% |
| Naturals Smooth Glide 10-pack, Rs. 549 | Rs. 549 | Rs. Rs. 650 | 16% off% |
| Intense 10-pack, Rs. 549 | Rs. 549 | Rs. Rs. 605 | 9% off% |
| Real Feel 10-pack, Rs. 549 | Rs. 549 | Rs. Rs. 599 | 8% off% |
| Pleasure Mix assorted 20-pack, Rs. 449 | Rs. 449 | Rs. Rs. 590 | 24% off% |
| Extra Thin chocolate 3-pack, Rs. 60 | Rs. 60 | Rs. Rs. 60 | 0% off% |
| Extra Thin bubblegum 3-pack, Rs. 60 | Rs. 60 | Rs. Rs. 60 | 0% off% |
| Air 4-pack, Rs. 129 | Rs. 129 | Rs. Rs. 144 | 10% off% |
| Extra Time 4-pack, Rs. 129 | Rs. 129 | Rs. Rs. 144 | 10% off% |
| Real Feel 3-pack, Rs. 163 | Rs. 163 | Rs. Rs. 199 | 18% off% |
| Close Fit Invisible 3-pack, Rs. 179 | Rs. 179 | Rs. Rs. 181 | 1% off% |
| Cherry flavoured lube 50ml, Rs. 369 | Rs. 369 | Rs. Rs. 399 | 8% off% |
| Strawberry flavoured lube 50ml, Rs. 379 | Rs. 379 | Rs. Rs. 399 | 5% off% |
| Naturals lubricant 100ml, Rs. 599 | Rs. 599 | Rs. Rs. 599 | 0% off% |
| Ylang Ylang 2-in-1 massage gel 200ml, Rs. 499 | Rs. 499 | Rs. Rs. 569 | 12% off% |
Every price here comes from durexindia.com's own product feed, read on 12 September 2026. That matters for a category where marketplace listings vary wildly by seller: this is the manufacturer selling direct, so there is one price per product and no third-party seller to account for. One hundred and two products in the feed, 83 in stock with images, 21 seated here.
Durex sells ten different 10-condom packs on this store. Holding the count fixed removes the usual excuse for a price gap and leaves only the variant name, and the gap is still 2.4x — Rs. 225 to Rs. 549, or Rs. 22.50 against Rs. 54.90 per condom. Every card states the pack price, the count and the per-piece figure so the comparison is always like-for-like.
The cheapest condom per piece in this entire read is in a three-pack: the flavoured Extra Thin at Rs. 60 for three, Rs. 20 each, which undercuts all ten of the 10-packs. The 4-packs at Rs. 129 work out at Rs. 32.25 each, dearer per piece than five of the ten-packs. On this store the pack ladder simply does not run in one direction, so we divide every listing rather than assume.
Three listings on this store share an identical stated MRP of Rs. 356 and two more share Rs. 144. Shared list prices across a variant family are ordinary manufacturer practice, and they are the reason several listings here carry a 2% badge while the cheapest pack carries 31%. We print the MRP next to the price on every card so the badge is never the only thing you see.
This page prices a retailer's shelf. Nothing here speaks to effectiveness, protection against pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections, safety, or suitability for anyone. Variant names such as Extra Thin, Extra Time, Invisible and Mutual Climax are the manufacturer's own product names, quoted so you can identify the item, and we neither endorse nor assess what they imply. Read the pack instructions, and a pharmacist or doctor is the right source for anything beyond price.
On Durex India's own store, read on 12 September 2026, the lowest rate was Rs. 20 a condom — a flavoured Extra Thin three-pack at Rs. 60, which carries no discount at all. Two flavours sell at that same price. The next cheapest rates were the 20-condom Pleasure Mix assorted pack at Rs. 449 (Rs. 22.45 each) and the Extra Dots 10-pack at Rs. 225 (Rs. 22.50 each). Note that the cheapest rate comes from the smallest pack, which is the reverse of the usual rule. Prices change without notice and the live listing is authoritative.
Because the variant is priced, not the quantity. All ten of these listings are the same brand, sold by the same seller, containing the same number of condoms, so none of the usual explanations for a price gap applies — the only thing that changes is the product name on the box. Per condom that is Rs. 22.50 at the bottom and Rs. 54.90 at the top. Six of the ten cluster into two price groups: three at Rs. 349 and three at Rs. 549. What the variant names describe is a matter for the pack and the manufacturer; this page reports only what each one costs.
Because the percentage is calculated from each listing's own stated MRP. Three packs here sell at exactly Rs. 549 while stating MRPs of Rs. 650, Rs. 605 and Rs. 599, so they display badges of 16%, 9% and 8% for an identical price. Three more sell at exactly Rs. 349 against a shared Rs. 356 MRP and all show 2%. A stated MRP is the manufacturer's own list price, which it is entitled to publish; the practical consequence is that comparing two listings by discount percentage tells you about their MRPs rather than about what you will pay. Compare the rupee figures.
Not reliably on this store. The cheapest per-condom rate in this read is a three-pack at Rs. 20 each, which undercuts all ten of the 10-packs. Both four-packs work out at Rs. 32.25 a condom, dearer per piece than five of the ten-packs. Two variants — Air and Extra Time — are actually cheaper per condom in their four-pack than in their ten-pack. The 20-condom assorted box does behave as expected at Rs. 22.45 each. The lubricants follow the normal rule cleanly: 50ml is Rs. 7.38 a millilitre and 200ml is Rs. 2.50. Divide each listing before choosing.
No, and deliberately so. This is a price read of one retailer's shelf. We make no claim about contraceptive effectiveness, protection against sexually transmitted infections, comfort, safety, material suitability or latex allergy, and we neither endorse nor assess what any variant name implies — those names are the manufacturer's own and are quoted so you can identify the product. Durex India publishes no customer ratings on these listings, so there is no evidence signal on the page either. For anything beyond price, the pack instructions and a pharmacist or doctor are the right sources.




















