Super-Pharm price comparison
Super-Pharm is a pharm retailer, so the comparison matters mostly for toiletries, cleaning products, baby goods and staples that a supermarket sells too, under exactly the same barcode. The gap between a pharm price and a supermarket price does not always run in the direction you would expect. Perfume and make-up fall outside the price publication duty, so they are not in our data either, and neither are prescription medicines.
Where the chain came from
Super-Pharm runs about 300 branches in Israel as of April 2025, alongside an online shop and a marketplace for third-party sellers. It bought and runs the Eroca optical chain, and it trades in Poland too.
How the prices reach us
This chain publishes on its own site rather than through a shared service, so it has an address and a reader of its own at our end. Here too, what you see is the last price we read, branch by branch.
The chains' price sites, listed by the Consumer Protection Authority · The chain's own site
What you can do in the app
- The same barcode is sold in a pharm chain and in a supermarket, and the price is not necessarily equal.
- Pick the branch you are in and the list shows its prices beside each item.
- The app asks for no health information, and we keep none.
Sources
Common questions
Do you compare medicines?
No. We compare consumer goods published with a barcode in the chains' price lists, not prescription medicines.
Why does the same shampoo cost a different amount at the supermarket?
Because every chain sets its own prices. How big the gap is on a given product varies, so it is better to scan and look than to go by a rule of thumb.