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All seventeen MediBuddy check-up packages show 24% off. That is not a coincidence — every struck price is the selling price times exactly 1.3. Under that one badge, the cost per test runs from Rs. 28.38 to Rs. 244.43.
📅 Update log:
12 November 2026: first published. All 17 package names, test counts, struck prices, badges, prices and fasting windows read from medibuddy.in/labs on this date from an Indian IP, logged out, with nothing booked and no test taken. The page geolocated to Bengaluru and every price carries MediBuddy's own qualifier "Onwards", so these are floor prices for one city. The 1.3 ratio, the 23.08% figure and all per-test costs are arithmetic on MediBuddy's published numbers and are shown beside them. The MB70 banner is quoted from the same page; the code was not applied and its checkout price is unverified.
Every health check-up package on MediBuddy's lab page wears the same discount badge: 24% off. All seventeen of them. Read on 12 November 2026, the grid runs from Rs. 1,050 to Rs. 17,599 and spans 34 to 73 tests, and not one card carries a different percentage.
There is a reason for that, and it is arithmetic. On every single package the struck price is the selling price multiplied by exactly 1.3. Rs. 1,050 becomes Rs. 1,365. Rs. 5,100 becomes Rs. 6,630. Rs. 17,599 becomes Rs. 22,878. The badge is not reporting a reduction; it is reporting a formula.
Nothing on this page is medical advice. It reports prices, test counts and fasting windows exactly as MediBuddy publishes them, and does arithmetic on those figures. It does not recommend any package, does not say any test is necessary or useful for anyone, and cannot tell you which panel is right for you. That is a question for a doctor who knows your history, not for a price comparison.
The struck price is always 1.3 times the selling price
| Package | You pay | Struck price | Struck ÷ price | Discount that implies | Badge shown |
|---|
| MB Pack 11 | Rs. 1,050 | Rs. 1,365 | 1.3000 | 23.08% | 24% |
| MB Pack 2 (Female) | Rs. 1,820 | Rs. 2,366 | 1.3000 | 23.08% | 24% |
| MB Pack 16 | Rs. 2,500 | Rs. 3,250 | 1.3000 | 23.08% | 24% |
| MB Pack 22 (Female) | Rs. 5,100 | Rs. 6,630 | 1.3000 | 23.08% | 24% |
| MB Nura Men | Rs. 17,599 | Rs. 22,878 | 1.3000 | 23.07% | 24% |
The ratio is 1.3000 on fifteen of the seventeen and 1.29996 on the two Nura packs — which is 1.3 after rounding to whole rupees. A struck price that is a fixed multiple of the price is not an independent figure; it is the price again, wearing a hat.
There is also a gap between the arithmetic and the badge. A struck price 1.3 times the selling price is a discount of 23.08%, not 24% — (1,365 − 1,050) ÷ 1,365 = 23.08%. Every card rounds that up to 24%, and it rounds the same way on all seventeen. It is roughly one percentage point, and it runs in the seller's favour each time.
This is not an allegation that the struck prices are invented. It is a statement about what they can tell you, which is nothing the selling price does not already tell you. Compare the rupee figures across packages and ignore the percentage entirely — it is identical on every option, so it cannot separate them.
All 17 packages, cheapest per test first
| Package | Tests | Struck price | Badge | You pay | Cost per test |
|---|
| MB Pack 11 | 37 | Rs. 1,365 | 24% | Rs. 1,050 | Rs. 28.38 |
| MB Pack 14 | 50 | Rs. 2,340 | 24% | Rs. 1,800 | Rs. 36.00 |
| MB Pack 15 (Female) | 45 | Rs. 2,470 | 24% | Rs. 1,900 | Rs. 42.22 |
| MB Pack 2 (Female) | 42 | Rs. 2,366 | 24% | Rs. 1,820 | Rs. 43.33 |
| MB Pack 3 | 44 | Rs. 2,496 | 24% | Rs. 1,920 | Rs. 43.64 |
| MB Pack 12 (Female) | 47 | Rs. 2,990 | 24% | Rs. 2,300 | Rs. 48.94 |
| MB Pack 16 | 47 | Rs. 3,250 | 24% | Rs. 2,500 | Rs. 53.19 |
| MB Pack 1 | 46 | Rs. 3,354 | 24% | Rs. 2,580 | Rs. 56.09 |
| MB Pack 20 (Male) | 56 | Rs. 4,290 | 24% | Rs. 3,300 | Rs. 58.93 |
| MB Pack 17 | 43 | Rs. 3,640 | 24% | Rs. 2,800 | Rs. 65.12 |
| MB Pack 13 (Female) | 34 | Rs. 2,899 | 24% | Rs. 2,230 | Rs. 65.59 |
| MB Pack 18 (Male) | 61 | Rs. 5,330 | 24% | Rs. 4,100 | Rs. 67.21 |
| MB Pack 19 (Female) | 51 | Rs. 4,680 | 24% | Rs. 3,600 | Rs. 70.59 |
| MB Pack 21 (Female) | 59 | Rs. 5,876 | 24% | Rs. 4,520 | Rs. 76.61 |
| MB Pack 22 (Female) | 62 | Rs. 6,630 | 24% | Rs. 5,100 | Rs. 82.26 |
| MB Nura Men | 72 | Rs. 22,878 | 24% | Rs. 17,599 | Rs. 244.43 |
| MB Nura Women | 73 | Rs. 22,878 | 24% | Rs. 17,599 | Rs. 241.08 |
Under one identical badge, the cost per test varies by 8.6 times. MB Pack 11 works out at Rs. 28.38 a test — 37 tests for Rs. 1,050. MB Nura Men works out at Rs. 244.43 a test — 72 tests for Rs. 17,599. Both cards say 24% off.
The two Nura packages are a different product, and the page says so in their names — "a full body AI Health Screening" — with a 6 to 8 hour fasting window against 10 to 12 hours for every other pack, and radiology included. Whether that justifies roughly nine times the per-test rate is not something a price page can answer.
Why a test count cannot rank these packages
| Package | Tests | You pay | Per test | What it shows |
|---|
| MB Pack 14 | 50 | Rs. 1,800 | Rs. 36.00 | More tests, lower price |
| MB Pack 13 (Female) | 34 | Rs. 2,230 | Rs. 65.59 | 16 fewer tests, Rs. 430 dearer |
| MB Pack 16 | 47 | Rs. 2,500 | Rs. 53.19 | Same count as Pack 12… |
| MB Pack 12 (Female) | 47 | Rs. 2,300 | Rs. 48.94 | …Rs. 200 cheaper for the same count |
MB Pack 13 has 16 fewer tests than MB Pack 14 and costs Rs. 430 more. MB Pack 16 and MB Pack 12 contain exactly the same number of tests, 47, and are priced Rs. 200 apart. So the number in brackets on each card does not rank them, and dividing price by it does not either.
The panels differ, and the panel contents are the real question. Two packages with the same count can test for entirely different things; one may include radiology and another not. The per-test column above exists to show that the arithmetic does not settle anything — not to recommend the cheapest row. Read what each package actually contains, and ask a doctor whether you need it.
MediBuddy's own banner undercuts its whole grid
On the same page, two promotional banners read: "First Time Ever: 100+ Tests at Rs. 2,599", with "Full body checkup for men was Rs. 9,499" (and an identical women's version), a code MB70, and a badge of 73% OFF.
At 100 tests that is Rs. 26.00 a test at most — below MB Pack 11's Rs. 28.38, which is the cheapest thing on the grid below it. And its badge is 73%, against the uniform 24% on every package card.
We quote that banner; we did not apply the code. What MB70 charges at checkout, what the 100+ tests are, and whether it is available in your city are all things this read cannot confirm. The struck Rs. 9,499 is also not a figure that appears anywhere on the package grid.
These are Bengaluru prices, and every one says "Onwards"
MediBuddy's lab page geolocates. The copy we received resolved to Dairy Circle, Bhavani Nagar, S.G. Palya, Bengaluru, Karnataka, and the grid is headed "Book Health Check Packages in Bengaluru". Diagnostic pricing is set per city and per partner laboratory, so the figures above should be treated as Bengaluru’s, not India’s.
Every price on the grid is followed by the word "Onwards". That is MediBuddy's own qualifier and it means the figure is a floor — the actual charge depends on the diagnostic centre you pick at booking. The per-test arithmetic in this page is computed on those floor prices and is therefore a best case.
The page also states 7,000+ approved diagnostics centres, 3,000+ lab tests offered and 5,000+ pincodes covered. Those are MediBuddy's own marketing figures, reproduced here as claims it makes rather than as facts this read verified. MediBuddy publishes no rating or review count against any package, so none is quoted.
What to take from this
- Ignore the badge. It is 24% on all seventeen packages and it is 23.08% in the arithmetic. It cannot separate one option from another.
- Compare rupees, not percentages. The grid runs Rs. 1,050 to Rs. 17,599, which is the only spread that carries information.
- Do not rank by test count. A 34-test pack costs Rs. 430 more than a 50-test pack, and two 47-test packs are Rs. 200 apart.
- Check the banner offer before the grid. MediBuddy's own MB70 banner quotes 100+ tests at Rs. 2,599, which undercuts every per-test rate on the grid — we quote it but did not test it at checkout.
- Confirm your city and your centre. These are Bengaluru prices and each one says "Onwards", so the final charge depends on the diagnostic centre you choose.
- Ask a doctor which panel you need. No price page, including this one, can tell you that.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a MediBuddy health checkup cost?
Read on 12 November 2026 for Bengaluru, the package grid runs from Rs. 1,050 (MB Pack 11, 37 tests) to Rs. 17,599 (MB Nura Men, 72 tests), across 17 packages covering 34 to 73 tests. Every price is followed by MediBuddy's own word "Onwards", meaning the figure is a floor and the final charge depends on the diagnostic centre chosen at booking. MediBuddy's lab page geolocates, so prices in another city may differ. Nothing here is medical advice.
Is MediBuddy's 24% discount real?
Every one of the 17 packages displays the same 24% badge, and on every one the struck price is exactly 1.3 times the selling price. Rs. 1,050 is struck at Rs. 1,365; Rs. 5,100 at Rs. 6,630; Rs. 17,599 at Rs. 22,878. A 1.3 multiple is a discount of 23.08%, not 24% — (1,365 − 1,050) ÷ 1,365 — so the badge rounds up by about a point on all seventeen. This does not mean the struck prices are invented; it means the badge is a formula applied uniformly, so it carries no information that the rupee price does not, and it cannot be used to tell two packages apart.
Which MediBuddy package is the best value?
On arithmetic alone, MB Pack 11 at Rs. 28.38 a test (37 tests, Rs. 1,050) is the cheapest per test and MB Nura Men at Rs. 244.43 a test the dearest — an 8.6-fold spread under an identical badge. But cost per test is not value, and this page does not recommend any package. MB Pack 13 has 16 fewer tests than MB Pack 14 and costs Rs. 430 more; MB Pack 16 and MB Pack 12 have the same 47 tests and differ by Rs. 200. The panels differ, and what a panel contains is a question for a doctor, not for a price comparison.
What is the MB70 code on MediBuddy?
Two banners on MediBuddy's own lab page read "First Time Ever: 100+ Tests at Rs. 2,599" with "Full body checkup for men [women] was Rs. 9,499", the code MB70 and a 73% OFF badge. At 100 tests that is at most Rs. 26.00 a test, which undercuts every package on the grid below it, and its badge is 73% against the uniform 24%. We quote the banner and did not apply the code, so we cannot confirm what it charges at checkout, which tests it includes, or whether it is offered in your city.
Does a higher test count mean a better MediBuddy package?
No — the count does not rank them. MB Pack 14 contains 50 tests for Rs. 1,800 while MB Pack 13 contains 34 tests for Rs. 2,230: fewer tests, Rs. 430 more. MB Pack 16 and MB Pack 12 both contain 47 tests and are priced Rs. 200 apart. Two packages with the same count can test for entirely different things, and some include radiology while others do not. The contents of the panel are the real question and a doctor is the person to answer it. Nothing on this page is medical advice.
Prices & codes last verified: November 12, 2026
This page reports prices published by MediBuddy on 12 November 2026 for Bengaluru and does arithmetic on them. Prices are city-specific, carry MediBuddy's own "Onwards" qualifier and will change. Nothing here is medical advice. No package is recommended, no test is said to be necessary or useful for any person, and cost per test is published to show that the arithmetic cannot rank the panels — not as a buying guide. Which tests you need is a question for a qualified doctor who knows your history. No coupon code was applied and no checkout price was verified.
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