Kavitha Yarlagadda is an independent writer based in Hyderabad, India
From razors and deodorants to plain cotton T-shirts, women around the world quietly pay more for everyday essentials than men, even when the products are nearly identical.
From razors to T-shirts, gender-based pricing quietly deepens inequality around the world


Feminine hygiene products such as tampons are a necessity that not all can afford or access. © AP
Kavitha Yarlagadda is an independent writer based in Hyderabad, India
From razors and deodorants to plain cotton T-shirts, women around the world quietly pay more for everyday essentials than men, even when the products are nearly identical.