Every price on this site was looked up by a person against a live listing. Nothing here is scraped, estimated, or generated.
How it works
We open each seller’s page, note the price and the pack size, confirm it’s in stock, and record the date. That date appears at the top of every page so you know exactly how old the numbers are.
Prices get normalised — per kilo, or per 100 grams — because sellers list wildly different pack sizes and comparing headline prices is misleading. A ₱500 bag can easily be worse value than a ₱575 one.
Where a listing doesn’t make clear whether a product is what it claims to be, we say so rather than guessing.
How often
Roughly every three months, and sooner when a reader tells us something has changed. Philippine listings move around a lot — sellers run out, repackers change their prices, imports arrive in batches — so treat every figure as a guide rather than a guarantee.
What we won’t do
- List a seller we haven’t actually opened and checked
- Hide that something is poor value because we’d earn a commission on it
- Pad a page with ingredients we haven’t researched, to make the site look bigger
- Publish a price without the date we checked it
Found something wrong?
Tell us. A dead listing or a price that’s moved is genuinely useful to know about, and it’s the fastest way this site gets better. Contact us here.