Twenty hand wash listings read on 23 September, priced at what a hundred millilitres costs. The discount badges point one way and the rates point the other - and one brand's own refill pouch costs 8.39 times more per millilitre in the small size.
We read Flipkart's hand wash shelf on 23 September 2026 and did the only arithmetic that makes these listings comparable: what does 100 ml cost. Neha Herbals sells its Green Handwash refill pouch in two sizes on that shelf - Rs. 69 for 750 ml, which is Rs. 9.20 per 100 ml, and Rs. 139 for 180 ml, which is Rs. 77.22. The same brand, the same product line, 8.39 times the rate, and both listings advertise the same 30 per cent discount. Across the whole page the rate runs from Rs. 4.84 to Rs. 386.67.
Every price below was pulled from Flipkart on September 23, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Flipkart coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Bulk formats do the obvious thing to the rate - and one ordinary 750 ml refill pouch at Rs. 69 keeps pace with them.
Five litres of hand wash for Rs. 242 - the cheapest rate on this page by a distance.
Why it earned its spot The floor of the shelf, in a format most households never buy.
A powder that the listing says makes five litres, for Rs. 247.
Why it earned its spot The second-cheapest rate, and it depends entirely on the seller's claim.
Four litres, ready mixed, for Rs. 264.
Why it earned its spot Ready-to-use liquid at close to concentrate rates.
Five litres for Rs. 400 - a round rate and a brand with some presence.
Why it earned its spot The dearest of the bulk cans, and still an eighth of a small bottle's rate.
Rs. 69 for a 750 ml refill pouch - the cheapest rate you can buy in a normal household size.
Why it earned its spot Remember this rate; the same product in 180 ml is on the last chapter of this page.
Godrej's powder refills land within Rs. 5 per 100 ml of a five-litre can, with hundreds of ratings and a badge of one per cent.
Thirty powder refills that the listing says make 200 ml each - six litres for Rs. 601.
Why it earned its spot A household name at close to bulk-can rates, and a 1 per cent badge.
The ten-refill version: two litres for Rs. 239, with 623 ratings.
Why it earned its spot The best-evidenced cheap rate on this page.
Three 750 ml pouches for Rs. 280 - the multipack version of the Rs. 69 refill.
Why it earned its spot Buying three at once costs more per 100 ml than buying one.
A litre can for Rs. 128 - and no published rating at all.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest single litre here, on zero evidence.
The cheapest listings that arrive with a pump, including the combo pack whose title hides the fact that it holds 1,250 ml.
Two 500 ml pump bottles for Rs. 148, with 208 ratings behind them.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest rate on this page that arrives with a pump.
Three 500 ml bottles for Rs. 267 - a 19 per cent badge and a 4.4 average.
Why it earned its spot A restrained MRP and a decent sample, at a mid-shelf rate.
A litre of MEDIMIX for Rs. 189, on 893 ratings and a 1 per cent badge.
Why it earned its spot The best-evidenced shop brand on this page, at a middling rate.
Five 250 ml pump bottles for Rs. 270 - the listing that looks five times dearer than it is.
Why it earned its spot The clearest example of the pack-count trap on this shelf.
The same brands, in smaller bottles - including a 180 ml pouch at 8.39 times the rate of its own 750 ml version.
Rs. 220 for a single 500 ml refill bottle - from the brand whose two-pack is Rs. 14.80 per 100 ml.
Why it earned its spot Three times the rate of the same brand's combo pack.
Rs. 123 for 250 ml - the highest average in the read, at five times the bulk rate.
Why it earned its spot A small bottle bought as a small bottle, honestly priced.
Two 180 ml pouches for Rs. 184 - refill pouches at five times the refill rate.
Why it earned its spot A refill format priced like a bottle.
Rs. 266 for a single 500 ml Modicare refill pouch.
Why it earned its spot A direct-selling brand at direct-selling prices.
Two 225 ml bottles for Rs. 264, and no published rating.
Why it earned its spot Small bottles, small badge, no evidence.
The same Neha Herbals Green Handwash as the Rs. 69 pouch - in 180 ml, at 8.39 times the rate.
Why it earned its spot The single most expensive mistake available on this shelf.
Rs. 232 for 60 ml - the dearest rate in the read, at eighty times the cheapest.
Why it earned its spot The top of the shelf, and no published feedback.
First: do the division before you do anything else. Price divided by millilitres, times a hundred - that single number reorders this entire shelf, and it disagrees with the discount badge nearly everywhere. Second: read the whole title for a pack count. '250 ML - COMBO OF 5' is 1,250 ml and '[500ml x 3]' is 1,500 ml, and missing that makes a reasonable listing look like a terrible one. Third: check the same brand's other sizes before buying a small pouch or bottle - on this shelf one brand's 750 ml pouch is 8.39 times cheaper per millilitre than its own 180 ml, and another brand's two-bottle combo is three times cheaper than its single bottle. Fourth: if you are buying a concentrate or a powder refill, remember the yield is the seller's claim, not a measurement - Godrej's refill packs are excellent value at the stated 200 ml per sachet and we have not mixed one.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calintro 5L | Rs. 242 | Rs. 5,000 ml | Rs. 4.84/100 ml% |
| TetraClean powder | Rs. 247 | Rs. 5,000 ml | Rs. 4.94/100 ml% |
| FERMENT 4L | Rs. 264 | Rs. 4,000 ml | Rs. 6.60/100 ml% |
| CENTELLA 5L | Rs. 400 | Rs. 5,000 ml | Rs. 8.00/100 ml% |
| Neha 750 ml | Rs. 69 | Rs. 750 ml | Rs. 9.20/100 ml% |
| Godrej 30 refills | Rs. 601 | Rs. 6,000 ml | Rs. 10.02/100 ml% |
| Godrej 10 refills | Rs. 239 | Rs. 2,000 ml | Rs. 11.95/100 ml% |
| Neha 3 x 750 ml | Rs. 280 | Rs. 2,250 ml | Rs. 12.44/100 ml% |
| Stripcare 1L | Rs. 128 | Rs. 1,000 ml | Rs. 12.80/100 ml% |
| Ayurved 2 x 500 ml | Rs. 148 | Rs. 1,000 ml | Rs. 14.80/100 ml% |
| Oir 3 x 500 ml | Rs. 267 | Rs. 1,500 ml | Rs. 17.80/100 ml% |
| MEDIMIX 1L | Rs. 189 | Rs. 1,000 ml | Rs. 18.90/100 ml% |
| Malibu 5 x 250 ml | Rs. 270 | Rs. 1,250 ml | Rs. 21.60/100 ml% |
| Ayurved 500 ml | Rs. 220 | Rs. 500 ml | Rs. 44.00/100 ml% |
| DERMEASE 250 ml | Rs. 123 | Rs. 250 ml | Rs. 49.20/100 ml% |
| Neha 2 x 180 ml | Rs. 184 | Rs. 360 ml | Rs. 51.11/100 ml% |
| Modicare 500 ml | Rs. 266 | Rs. 500 ml | Rs. 53.20/100 ml% |
| saya 2 x 225 ml | Rs. 264 | Rs. 450 ml | Rs. 58.67/100 ml% |
| Neha 180 ml | Rs. 139 | Rs. 180 ml | Rs. 77.22/100 ml% |
| Rubz 60 ml | Rs. 232 | Rs. 60 ml | Rs. 386.67/100 ml% |
Every selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, rating average and rating count on this page was read on 23 September 2026 from flipkart.com's own search results for 'hand wash', 'handwash refill pouch' and 'liquid soap', logged out, in India. 197 listings returned both a price and a stated MRP. Nothing was bought.
A per-100 ml rate is worthless if the volume is guessed, so we seated only listings whose own title states the volume - or the pack count and the volume. 126 of the 197 listings in the pull state no volume at all in the title and are excluded entirely, however cheap they look.
Several titles state a unit volume and bury the pack count: '250 ML - COMBO OF 5', '[500ml x 3]', '180 ml (Pack of 2)', '750 ml (Pack of 3)'. Every rate on this page is calculated over the pack total, and each card states how the listing expressed it. Read against the unit alone, the Malibu combo would look like Rs. 108 per 100 ml instead of Rs. 21.60.
Two listings here are powders. We count them at the volume the seller's own title says they make - 'Make 5L', 'Per Refill Makes 200ml' - because that is the only figure published, and we say so on the card and in the spec strip. We have not mixed, measured or verified any yield, and a made-up liquid may not be comparable to a ready-mixed one.
A five-litre institutional can, a powder sachet, a refill pouch and a 60 ml travel bottle are different products sold for different reasons, and we do not claim the liquid inside them is the same. What we compare is what a hundred millilitres costs in each, which is the one thing every listing here can be measured on.
Ingredients, fragrances, 'kills 99.9% germs', 'antibacterial', 'paraben free', 'pH balanced' and every other claim on this page is the listing's own text, reproduced as printed and not verified. Nothing was opened, decanted, mixed, weighed or used, no product was tested against any organism, and nothing here is a health, hygiene or dermatological claim.
In our 23 September 2026 read the cheapest rate is a 5 litre Calintro can at Rs. 242, which is Rs. 4.84 per 100 ml - but it is a bulk institutional format with three published ratings. For a normal household the best rates are the Godrej Magic 30-refill pack at Rs. 601 (Rs. 10.02 per 100 ml at the stated yield, 165 ratings) and the Neha Herbals 750 ml refill pouch at Rs. 69, which is Rs. 9.20 per 100 ml with 85 ratings.
Only if you buy the large ones. On this shelf the Neha Herbals 750 ml pouch is Rs. 9.20 per 100 ml while the same brand's 180 ml pouch is Rs. 77.22 - 8.39 times the rate, and a Modicare 500 ml refill pouch is Rs. 53.20 per 100 ml, dearer than a MEDIMIX litre bottle at Rs. 18.90. The refill format guarantees nothing; the volume printed on the front does.
Because it is not 250 ml. The listing is titled '250 ML - COMBO OF 5', so it is five bottles, 1,250 ml in total, working out at Rs. 21.60 per 100 ml. Several listings on this shelf state a unit size and bury the pack count - '[500ml x 3]', '180 ml (Pack of 2)', '750 ml (Pack of 3)'. Read the whole title before you judge a price, in either direction.
On the stated yields, yes. Godrej Magic's 30-refill pack at Rs. 601 works out at Rs. 10.02 per 100 ml and the 10-refill pack at Rs. 239 at Rs. 11.95, against Rs. 18.90 for a litre of MEDIMIX and Rs. 49.20 for a 250 ml pump bottle. Both Godrej listings also carry near-zero discount badges - one per cent and zero - which means the price you see is close to the MRP printed on the pack. The one caveat: we have not mixed anything, and '200 ml per refill' is the seller's figure, not a measurement of ours.
No, and on this shelf it is close to the opposite. The listings with the largest badges - 76 per cent, 75 per cent, 68 per cent - are bulk cans and jugs from brands with no shop presence and stated MRPs three and four times the selling price. The two listings with the lowest rates per 100 ml that any household would actually buy show badges of 30 per cent and one per cent. An MRP is a figure the seller declares; the rate per 100 ml is arithmetic over what you pay.










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