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Two More Sunscreens Fail To Meet SPF Claims

Thursday, 8 April 2021, 2:41 pm Consumer NZ has found two more sunscreens have failed to meet their SPF claims, with one also failing to meet broad-spectrum requirements. In 2020, Consumer NZ tested 10 sunscreens and found only five were up to standard. Consumer NZ chief executive Jon Duffy said its latest test found Neutrogena Beach Defence Water + Sun Barrier Lotion Sunscreen SPF50 returned an SPF of 36.5. It also failed to meet the requirements needed to make a broad-spectrum claim. Consumer NZ sent another bottle of this sunscreen to a second lab, which also found it failed to meet its SPF claim. Johnson & Johnson Pacific,

Not good enough - Two more sunscreens fail to meet label claims, Consumer NZ say

• Source:  1 NEWS Consumer NZ is calling for manufacturers to regularly test their sunscreens after two more failed to meet the claims on their labels, a new survey found. Source: istock.com Consumer NZ s latest test found two further sunscreens had failed to meet its claims, including Neutrogena Beach Defence Water + Sun Barrier Lotion Sunscreen, which failed to meet its SPF claim and the requirements needed to make a broad-spectrum claim. A second bottle of the sunscreen was sent to a second accredited lab by Consumer NZ, which also found it failed to meet its SPF claim. Hamilton Active Family Sunscreen SPF50+ also failed to meet its SPF claim, returning an SPF of 50, which is below the SPF 60 required to make a 50+ claim. Testing of a second bottle of the sunscreen at a second lab also found it failed to meet its claim.

Local News: State partners with Missouri Pharmacy Association to distribute vaccines to local pharmacies (3/5/21)

Friday, March 5, 2021 Standard Democrat JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Pharmacies across Missouri will begin receiving prioritized shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine through a new State Pharmacy Program.  “With vaccine supply continuing to increase and more Missourians becoming eligible, we will now begin shipping vaccines to pharmacies in all regions and communities throughout the state,” said Gov. Mike Parson said during Thursday’s COVID-19 briefing. “Local pharmacies are a trusted health care resource for many Missourians, so distributing vaccines to as many pharmacies as we can will help expand accessibility by providing a vast network of capable providers in every community.” Starting next week, 15 percent of Missouri s weekly vaccine allotment from the federal government will be allocated to the state s pharmacy program. 

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