Warning issued for popular sunscreen

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      Brad Lockyer
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      The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has issued a warning for Bondi Sands Everyday Protection Face SPF 50+ Sunscreen Mist, saying instructions on the bottles are unclear and could result in accidental misuse.

      “The directions for use on the sunscreen are not clear, particularly about use on the face,” the TGA statement reads.

      “If you spray the sunscreen mist directly onto your face this may cause accidental inhalation, local irritation of nose, mouth, and throat, as well as coughing and sneezing.”

      The TGA advise anyone who has purchased the spray to first spray the product into your hand before applying to your face.

      Was this warning really necessary?

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