Observed examples
| Observed listing type | Observed asking price | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Selected 350–500 ml glass listings | Rs. 349–543 | Daraz search sample |
| Selected 750–1000 ml glass/juice listings | From about Rs. 543 in the sample | Daraz search sample |
| Selected 1000 ml “Wasa Bothal” listing | About Rs. 1,000+ when observed | Kapruka |
| Selected local boxed sets | Rs. 2,350–2,980 when observed | Local social sellers sampled |
Listings change, products are not necessarily equivalent, and shipping/discounts can change the checkout price. Always verify the current product specification and seller price.
What can change a bottle's price
1
Material and constructionGlass type, steel construction, insulation and bottle weight can affect cost.
2
Closure and accessoriesCaps, sleeves, straws, seals and handles change the product, so compare like with like.
3
Packaging and brandingGift packaging or customization can add cost unrelated to bottle performance.
4
Seller and delivery termsReturns, shipping and marketplace promotions can change the practical total.
What we are not claiming
We do not currently have enough controlled data to say that SLS certification caused a specific retail price increase, that prices reliably spike before every school term, or that one channel is always cheaper or more reliable. Those would require a time series and like-for-like product sample.
How to use this page
Treat the table as a dated reference point. Open the current seller search, compare products with similar capacity/material/specification, and then judge the live offer. For product choice, see the material guide.