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List of Failed Sunscreens You can make a difference! Donate by May 31st Choose your donation amount Help CR reach our Spring fundraising goal, and $40 $60 together we can create a fairer, safer and healthier marketplace for all consumers. VPRINT Poor Fair Good Very Good Excellent 66 of 66 Models Shown Sort by: Overall score Ratings & Test Results n o i F t s P c t S e n ) t n e $ i o o ( m i r d . t o P e z r c r f ) o e g F t r n n P o i e o r i S p t ( P e a v t e i i B A s r t p V V o c a Overall score Brand & Model / Price y U U V T C A Lotion OVERALL SCORE La Roche-Posay Avobenzone 3%, Anthelios 60 Melt-in Homosalate Sunscreen Milk 10.72%, Octisalate Lotion 7.20 100 Recommended 3.21%, Octocrylene Price: $36.00 6%, Oxybenzone 3.86% Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Equate (Walmart) Sport Lotion SPF 50 Avobenzone 3.0%, Homosalate 13.0%, Best Buy Lotion 0.63 Octisalate 5.0%, Price: $5.00 99 Octocrylene 5.0%, Price & Shop Oxybenzone 6.0% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Pure Sun Defense 1 Disney Frozen Lotion SPF Avobenzone 3%, 50 Homosalate 13%, Best Buy Lotion 0.75 Octisalate 5.0%, 98 Octocrylene 7%, Price: $6.00 Oxybenzone 4% Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Pure Sun Defense 1 Star Wars Lotion SPF 50 Avobenzone 3%, Best Buy Homosalate 13%, 98 Similar to tested model: Lotion 0.75 Octisalate 5.0%, Pure Sun Defense Disney Frozen Lotion SPF 50 Octocrylene 7%, Price: $6.00 Oxybenzone 4% Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Pure Sun Defense 1 Marvel Captain America Lotion SPF 50 Avobenzone 3%, Best Buy Homosalate 13%, 98 Lotion 0.75 Octisalate 5.0%, Similar to tested model: Pure Sun Defense Disney Frozen Lotion SPF 50 Octocrylene 7%, Oxybenzone 4% Add to Compare Price: $6.00 Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Pure Sun Defense 1 Disney Mickey Mouse Lotion SPF 50 Avobenzone 3%, Best Buy Homosalate 13%, 98 Lotion 0.75 Octisalate 5.0%, Similar to tested model: Pure Sun Defense Disney Frozen Lotion SPF 50 Octocrylene 7%, Oxybenzone 4% Add to Compare Price: $6.00 Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Pure Sun Defense 1 Minions Paradise Lotion SPF 50 Avobenzone 3%, Best Buy Homosalate 13%, 98 Lotion 0.75 Octisalate 5.0%, Similar to tested model: Pure Sun Defense Disney Frozen Lotion SPF 50 Octocrylene 7%, Oxybenzone 4% Add to Compare Price: $6.00 Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Coppertone WaterBabies Lotion SPF Avobenzone 3%, 50 Homosalate 13%, Recommended Lotion 1.50 Octisalate 5%, 95 Octocrylene 7%, Price: $12.00 Oxybenzone 4% Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Coppertone 3 Ultra Guard Lotion SPF Avobenzone 3%, 70 Homosalate 15%, Recommended Lotion 1.50 Octisalate 5%, 94 Octocrylene 10%, Price: $12.00 Oxybenzone 6% Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Equate (Walmart) 1 Ultra Protection Lotion Avobenzone (3%), SPF 50 Homosalate (13%), Best Buy Lotion 0.50 Octisalate (5%), 93 Octocrylene (7%), Price: $7.85 Oxybenzone (4%) Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Ocean Potion Protect & Nourish Lotion Avobenzone (3%), SPF 30 Homosalate (12%), Lotion 1.00 87 Best Buy Octisalate (5%), Price: $8.00 Octocrylene (5%) Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Aveeno Protect + Hydrate Lotion Avobenzone (3%), SPF 30 Homosalate (8%), Recommended Lotion 2.67 Octisalate (4%), 84 Octocrylene (4%), Price: $8.00 Oxybenzone (5%) Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE up & up (Target) Sheer Dry-Touch Lotion Avobenzone 3.0%, SPF 30 Homosalate 8.0%, Recommended Lotion 1.67 Octisalate 5.0%, 83 Octocrylene 4.0%, Price: $5.20 Oxybenzone 4.0% Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Coppertone Clearly Sheer Lotion SPF Avobenzone 3.0%, 50 Homosalate 10.0%, Lotion 1.40 Octisalate 4.55%, Price: $7.00 80 Octocrylene 9.0%, Price & Shop Oxybenzone 5.0% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Neutrogena CoolDry Sport Lotion Avobenzone 3%, SPF 30 Homosalate 8%, Lotion 1.90 Octisalate 5%, Price: $9.50 78 Octocrylene 4%, Price & Shop Oxybenzone 4% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Avobenzone 3%, Lotion SPF 45 Homosalate 10%, Lotion 3.17 Octisalate 5%, Price: $9.50 78 Octocrylene 2.8%, Price & Shop Oxybenzone 6% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Hawaiian Tropic Sheer Touch Ultra Avobenzone 2.7%, Radiance Lotion SPF 50 Homosalate 8%, Lotion 1.31 72 Price: $10.50 Octisalate 4.5%, Octocrylene (5%) Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Well at Walgreens Baby Lotion SPF 50 Avobenzone 3.0%, Homosalate 13.0%, Price: $3.00 69 Lotion 1.00 Octisalate 5.0%, Price & Shop Octocrylene 7.0%, Oxybenzone 4.0% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Coppertone Sport High Performance Avobenzone 3%, Lotion SPF 50 Homosalate 10%, Lotion 1.71 68 Price: $12.00 Octisalate 4.5%, Octocrylene 8% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Banana Boat SunComfort Lotion SPF 30 Avobenzone 3.0%, Lotion 1.75 Homosalate 5.0%, Price: $10.50 61 Octocrylene 4.0% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Hawaiian Tropic Sheer Touch Ultra Avobenzone 2%, Radiance Lotion SPF 30 Homosalate 5.5%, Lotion 1.50 59 Price: $12.00 Octisalate 4.5%, Octocrylene 4% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Kiehl's Activated Sun Protector Avobenzone 2.24%, Water-Light Lotion SPF Homosalate 8%, Lotion 5.80 Octisalate 2.4%, P3r0ice: 58 $29.00 Octocrylene 4.48%, Price & Shop Oxybenzone 2.88% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE California Kids 2 #supersensitive Lotion SPF 30+ Titanium Dioxide Lotion 6.90 47 Price: $20.00 12% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE No-Ad Sport Lotion 50 Price: $9.00 Avobenzone 2%, Homosalate 10%, Price & Shop Lotion 0.56 Octisalate 5%, 46 Octocrylene 2%, Oxybenzone 5% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Badger 2 Active Unscented Cream SPF 30 Non-Nano Lotion 5.52 Uncoated Zinc Price: $16.00 46 Oxide 18.75% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Sun Bum 1 Original Lotion SPF 30 Avobenzone 3.00%, Homosalate 5.00%, Price: $16.00 36 Lotion 2.00 Octisalate 3.00%, Price & Shop Octocrylene 2.75%, Oxybenzone 4.00% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Trader Joe's Refresh Face & Body Avobenzone 1.0%, Lotion SPF 30 Homosalate 10.0%, Lotion 1.00 Octisalate 5.0%, Price: $6.00 34 Octocrylene 0.80%, Price & Shop Oxybenzone 4.0% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Vanicream 2 Lotion SPF 50+ Titanium Dioxide Price: $18.00 30 Lotion 4.50 (5%), Zinc Oxide Price & Shop (7%) Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Badger 2 Sport Cream SPF 35 Zinc Oxide 22.5% Price: $14.00 30 Lotion 4.83 (Non-Nano Price & Shop Uncoated) Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Sunology 2 Natural Body Lotion SPF 50 Titanium Dioxide Lotion 7.50 7.5%, Zinc Oxide Price: $15.00 29 10.0% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE The Honest Company 2 Mineral Lotion SPF 50+ Price: $14.00 26 Lotion 4.67 Zinc Oxide 19% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Tom's of Maine 2 Baby Lotion SPF 30 Price: $17.00 22 Lotion 5.67 Zinc Oxide 20% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Thinksport 2 Safe Lotion SPF 50+ Price: $24.00 Zinc Oxide 20% Lotion 4.00 22 (non-nano) Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Kiss My Face 2 Baby's First Kiss Lotion SPF 50 Titanium Dioxide Lotion 4.00 22 Price: $16.00 6% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE True Natural 2 Active SPF 30 Sunscreen Lotion Zinc Oxide 6%, Lotion 6.88 Titanium Dioxide Price: $27.50 18 6% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE MDSolarSciences 2 Mineral Moisture Defense Lotion SPF 50 Titanium Dioxide Lotion 9.75 18 Price: $39.00 2%, Zinc Oxide 17% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE CeraVe 32 Body Lotion SPF 50 Titanium Dioxide Price: $17.00 17 Lotion 5.67 4.9%, Zinc Oxide Price & Shop 4.7% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE All Terrain 2 AquaSport Lotion SPF 30 Lotion 5.67 Zinc Oxide 16.0% 17 Price: $17.00 Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE babyganics Mineral-Based Lotion Octisalate 5.0%, SPF 50+ Titanium Dioxide Lotion 1.25 16 Price: $10.00 3.0%, Zinc Oxide 6.0% Price & Shop Add to Compare Spray OVERALL SCORE Trader Joe's 4 Spray SPF 50+ Avobenzone 3%, Best Buy Homosalate 15%, Spray 1.00 100 Price: $6.00 Octisalate 5%, Oxybenzone 6% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Banana Boat 4 SunComfort Clear Avobenzone 3.0%, UltraMist Spray SPF 50+ Homosalate 10.0%, Recommended Spray 1.67 Octisalate 5.0%, 97 Octocrylene 3.0%, Price: $10.00 Oxybenzone 4.0% Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Equate (Walmart) 345 Sport Continuous Spray Avobenzone 3.0%, SPF 30 Homosalate 10.0%, Best Buy Spray 0.75 Octisalate 5.0%, 84 Octocrylene 2.0%, Price: $9.00 Oxybenzone 4.0% Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Neutrogena 4 Beach Defense Water + Avobenzone (3%), Sun Protection Spray Homosalate (15%), SRePcoFm 7m0ended Spray 1.92 Octisalate (5%), 83 Octocrylene (4%), Price: $12.50 Oxybenzone (6%) Add to Compare Price & Shop OVERALL SCORE Panama Jack 4 Continuous Spray SPF Avobenzone 2%, 30 Homosalate 7.5%, Spray 2.00 Octisalate 5%, Price: $12.00 80 Octocrylene 2.75%, Price & Shop Oxybenzone 2% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE 4 Caribbean Breeze Avobenzone 3.0%, Continuous Tropical Mist Ensulizole 1.0%, SPF 70 Homosalate 10.0%, Spray 2.75 79 Price: $16.50 Octisalate 5.0%, Octocrylene 10.0%, Price & Shop Oxybenzone 6.0% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE BullFrog 4 Water Sport InstaCool Avobenzone 2%, Spray SPF 50 Homosalate 10%, Spray 2.08 Octisalate 5%, Price: $12.50 77 Octocrylene 2%, Price & Shop Oxybenzone 5% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE No-Ad 4 Sport Continuous Spray Avobenzone 2.0%, SPF 30 Homosalate 10.0%, Spray 0.90 76 Price: $9.00 Octisalate 5.0%, Oxybenzone 3.0% Price & Shop Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE up & up (Target) 345 Sport Spray SPF 30 Avobenzone 3%, Homosalate 10%, Price: $10.00 76 Spray 0.83 Octisalate 5%, Price & Shop Octocrylene 2%, Oxybenzone 4% Add to Compare OVERALL SCORE Hawaiian Tropic 4 Island Sport Ultra Light
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