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Perils & pearls of purchasing sun protection over the internet: A google project.

Elissa TongKevin PhanSaxon D Smith
Published in: Photodermatology, photoimmunology & photomedicine (2021)
Online marketing of sunscreen products from other countries has a significantly lower than expected compliance rate with the AS/NZS 2604:2012 permitted sunscreen active ingredients, with many lacking the disclosure of the active ingredients. Advertising regulations for online suppliers need to be tightened to ensure that online consumers purchasing sunscreen products can make informed decisions, as the international E-commerce market rapidly expands.
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