Isra'a Emhail
RNZ·
29 Oct, 2026 09:24 PM3 mins to read
Every product tested met the requirements for broad-spectrum protection based on the tested SPF, but only three out of 10 met their SPF claims, Consumer NZ says. Photo / 123RF
By Isra’a Emhail of RNZ
Seven out of 10 sunscreens failed to meet their SPF label claims, according to Consumer NZ testing.
Ten sunscreens, priced from $4 to $76 per 100ml, were tested to check whether their SPF and broad-spectrum claims stacked up.
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Source: New Zealand Herald · Isra'a Emhail
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