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Quick verdict
Overall pick Dr. Daily Fish Oil 1,000 mg + Vitamin D3 800 IU, 30 softgels
Dr. Daily scores higher overall (67 vs 63) because its listing shows a registration number that matches the FDA record and its details are consistent. ATC costs much less per 100 mg of EPA + DHA and lists twice the amount per softgel, but its listing gives two different dosing instructions.
Choose Dr. Daily if
You want the listing that is easiest to verify: the registration number is in the listing text and matches the FDA record, with one softgel a day. Note that its listing also carries a PCOS claim that is not allowed for a food supplement.
Choose ATC Healthcare if
You want the lower price per 100 mg of EPA + DHA (about ₱1.25 vs ₱5.54) and a higher listed amount per softgel (600 mg vs 300 mg), and you follow the label dose of one softgel a day rather than the longer description.
The overall pick follows the weighted Wellness Picks score (67 vs 63 out of 100), not the number of criteria won below.
Head-to-head summary
Rows come from each product’s record and from the guide that ranks both. Prices checked 2026-10-11. We did not use or test either product.
Criterion by criterion
Where the evidence is not strong enough to call a winner, we say so.
What you will care about when choosing
ATC: ₱225 for 30 softgels, about ₱1.25 per 100 mg EPA + DHA. Dr. Daily: ₱499 for 30 softgels, about ₱5.54 per 100 mg. Dr. Daily also includes 800 IU vitamin D3, which ATC does not.
Evidence: Listed prices and label photos, checked 2026-10-11, from our fish oil guide.
ATC lists 360 mg EPA + 240 mg DHA (600 mg). Dr. Daily lists 180 mg EPA + 120 mg DHA (300 mg). This compares label amounts only; we did not test either product.
Evidence: Label photos in each listing.
From our weighted scoring
25 vs 15 out of 25 points.
15 vs 18 out of 20 points.
2 vs 5 out of 20 points.
8 vs 0 out of 10 points.
15 vs 15 out of 15 points.
2 vs 10 out of 10 points.
Final result
ATC Healthcare won more rounds, but Dr. Daily’s lead on provenance and registration (25 vs 15 of 25 points) counts for more in the weighted score.
Rounds count every row equally. The weighted Wellness Picks score does not, and it decides the pick. On the scoring axes, a lead of at least 10% of the axis points counts as a round won.
Evidence and limits
- Dr. Daily: listing checked 2026-10-11; registration FR-4000014622355.
- ATC Healthcare: listing checked 2026-10-11; registration FR-4000009275304.
- We compare what each listing and label state; we did not use or test either product.
- Not compared for lack of evidence: ease of use and warranty or after-sales support.
- ATC's listing gives conflicting dosing (label: one a day; description: one, two to three times a day).
- Prices change; a price change does not change a score unless we re-score the product. This is general information, not medical advice.
- Fact-checked and reviewed by WellnessPicks team on 2026-10-25.
