i bought a product that claimed to be a sunblock, used it 4 times during a 5 1/2 hr time period at a waterpark according to directions on label. long story short my little bro recieved 2nd degree sunburn i have been looking for reviews on this product and stumbled across a few pages that list the criteria for sunblock vs sunscreen appearantly to be considered a sunblock a product has to contain a physical barrier such as zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, this product does not, yet on the label it says sunblock, not sunscreen, it is an spf 50 waterproof, product for kids my bro had to see a dr to be treated for this and is in a lot of pain any suggestions for what we can do?
2007-06-11
11:25:23
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aarika
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