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HealthFab

HealthFab Bengaluru, Karnataka Founded 2019 healthfab.in ↗
Kiriti Acharjee · CEO & Co-founder Sourav Chakrabarty · Co-founder Satyajit Chakraborty · Co-founder
$3.69 MnTotal funding (tracked)
3Funding rounds
5 May 2026Last round
100Team size (sourced)

HealthFab: Business Model Canvas

The nine-block Business Model Canvas, filled in only where a public source states it — empty blocks mean we haven't found a citable fact yet, not that the answer is zero.

Value Propositions

GoPadFree reusable, leak-proof period pantyreusable up to 50 times

Flagship product GoPadFree is a leak-proof cotton reusable menstrual underwear; the article describes it as absorbing 30 ml and reusable up to 50 times.

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Only Indian brand with dual BIS certificationleading reusable period underwear brand on Amazon India

HealthFab claims to be the only Indian company to receive dual BIS certification for 50-wash durability and antibacterial performance in this category, and has emerged as the leading reusable period underwear brand on Amazon India.

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BIS certification and patent protection

The company positions itself as India's first reusable period panty brand to receive BIS certification and patent protection for its innovative technology.

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Customer Segments

Women and teenage girls seeking reliable period management

HealthFab's About Us positioning targets women and teenage girls seeking reliable, comfortable period management solutions as an alternative to disposable pads/tampons.

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Active user base of ~5 lakh, targeting 5 million5 lakh users currently

HealthFab says it currently has an active user base of 500,000 and plans to scale to 5 million users over the next three years.

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Customer Relationships

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Channels

Own website (healthfab.in)

HealthFab sells GoPadFree and related products directly through its own D2C website.

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E-commerce marketplaces

Products are distributed via ecommerce marketplaces like Myntra, Amazon and Flipkart.

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Quick commerce platforms

HealthFab also sells through quick commerce platforms Swiggy and Zepto.

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Key Activities

R&D in functional wear

HealthFab says new Series A funds will be used to deepen market penetration and double down on R&D, driving innovation in functional wear.

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In-house manufacturing

HealthFab manufactures its GoPadFree products at its own 10,000 square foot factory in Bengaluru.

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Key Resources

10,000 sq ft manufacturing facility in Bengaluru

HealthFab's 10,000 square foot factory in Bengaluru employs 100 people, 40 of them women, and around 50 of them from Assam.

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BIS certification and patent protection

HealthFab is India's first reusable period panty brand to receive BIS certification and patent protection for its innovative technology.

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Key Partnerships

No cited partnerships yet. Based on tracked funding/M&A data:

Atomic Capital — Investor Mistry Ventures — Investor Aman Gupta — Investor Anupam Mittal — Investor Beyondseed — Investor Peyush Bansal — Investor

Revenue Streams

Sale of GoPadFree reusable period panties

Reusable period panty in Heavy Absorbency, Ultra Absorbency, High Waist and lace design variants, priced from roughly Rs 549 upward.

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Sale of disposable period underwear

HealthFab has expanded from its original reusable underwear into disposable period underwear.

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Sale of GoPainFree period pain relief cream

HealthFab also sells a period pain relief cream (GoPainFree) alongside its underwear lines.

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Cost Structure

No cited public information yet.

FAQs on HealthFab

What is HealthFab's business model?

HealthFab's core value proposition centers on GoPadFree reusable, leak-proof period panty, Only Indian brand with dual BIS certification, BIS certification and patent protection.

How does HealthFab make money?

HealthFab's cited revenue streams include Sale of GoPadFree reusable period panties, Sale of disposable period underwear, Sale of GoPainFree period pain relief cream.

Sources & corrections. Every fact on this page is compiled from cited public sources — follow the “source” links beside each entry. Profile sources: indianstartupnews.com · Last verified 17 Jul 2026. · Report a correction