Sunscreen Spray

Generic Name: sunscreen spray

Over-the-Counter (OTC)

Brand Names:

Sunscreenspray

Apply generously and evenly over wholebody 20 minutes before sun exposure.Reapply frequently

Overview

Apply generously and evenly over wholebody 20 minutes before sun exposure.Reapply frequently

Uses

Very high, broad spectrum protection for the body against UVA and UVB. Suitable for all skin types, especially those with very clear, sensitive phototypes and sun intolerance.

Dosage

Apply generously and evenly over whole body 20 minutes before sun exposure. Reapply frequently.

Warnings

1、For external use only, avoid contact with eyes when used 2、Keep out of reach of children

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sunscreen Spray used for?▼

Very high, broad spectrum protection for the body against UVA and UVB. Suitable for all skin types, especially those with very clear, sensitive phototypes and sun intolerance.

What are the important warnings for Sunscreen Spray?▼

1、For external use only, avoid contact with eyes when used 2、Keep out of reach of children

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