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Quick verdict
Overall pick FamilyGuard Disinfectant Room & Multi-Surface Spray Aerosol Fresh Floral 280ml (SC Johnson Official Store)
FamilyGuard scores higher overall (78 vs 75): its listing matches what it is registered as, a disinfectant, and the registry lists a non-alcohol active ingredient. Solbac makes plainer claims and costs less per 100 g, but its listing talks only about odour and fabrics and never mentions killing germs.
Choose FamilyGuard if
You want a spray that is registered and described as a disinfectant, with a quaternary ammonium rather than alcohol active ingredient (per the FDA household record), and you accept that the listing gives no directions or contact time.
Choose Solbac if
You want a Philippines-made alcohol spray mainly for odour and fabrics at the lower price per 100 g, and you will read the can before using it to disinfect anything.
The overall pick follows the weighted Wellness Picks score (78 vs 75 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 2026-10-23. 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
FamilyGuard is priced per 100 ml (₱361 for 280 ml, ₱128.93) and Solbac per 100 g (₱399 for 400 g, ₱99.75). A spray's ml and g cannot be converted from the listings, so we do not call this one.
Evidence: Shopee prices checked in our disinfectant spray guide.
Neither listing gives directions, a spraying distance or a contact time.
Evidence: Both Shopee listings, as read for our guide.
The FDA record lists a quaternary ammonium compound and triethylene glycol for FamilyGuard and ethyl alcohol for Solbac. Neither listing states its ingredients.
Evidence: FDA household register entries HUHSR-20260318-00021 (FamilyGuard) and HUHSR-20250130-00011 (Solbac).
Neither listing gives precautions; Solbac, which lists ethyl alcohol, gives no flammability warning.
Evidence: Both Shopee listings, as read for our guide.
From our weighted scoring
24 vs 24 out of 25 points.
12 vs 6 out of 20 points.
13 vs 16 out of 20 points.
8 vs 5 out of 10 points.
15 vs 14 out of 15 points.
6 vs 10 out of 10 points.
Final result
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
- FamilyGuard: listing checked 2026-10-23; registration HUHSR-20260318-00021.
- Solbac: listing checked 2026-10-23; registration HUHSR-20250130-00011.
- We compare what each listing and the FDA record state; we did not use or test either product.
- Not compared: how well either spray works, contact time, scent and spray distance. FamilyGuard is an aerosol priced per ml and Solbac per g, so their prices per 100 are not directly comparable.
- FamilyGuard's exact Fresh Floral record (HUHSR-20260318-00021) runs to 18 March 2029; Solbac's (HUHSR-20250130-00011) to 30 January 2028. Other scents of both brands have their own records, so check the variant you buy.
- The germ-kill wording on the FamilyGuard listing ("kills 99.9% of viruses, bacteria, and fungi") is the seller's claim with no test on the page.
- 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.
