Nany Maree
Choice sent twenty sunscreens to an accredited lab. Sixteen didn't reach the SPF on the bottle.
Most came back in the twenties. Three were kids' sunscreens and three were Cancer Council products. Ultra Violette's Lean Screen, fifty-two dollars a tube, tested at SPF 4.
A melanoma doctor said don't throw your sunscreen out, use more. A sunscreen expert said it's not a panic situation. Fair enough. Two in three Aussies will be diagnosed with skin cancer, so I'm still slopping it on.
But my eyebrow is up, and it is staying up. Somebody signed off on SPF 50 for every one of those bottles. Who was it?
Talk to your GP or health professional about your own body.
Source: ABC News, 2025-06-11
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