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Sunscreen labeling requirements on INCI …. (Alphabetical is ok?)
On another forum, someone showed (and I suspect they live in another country) a USA made sunscreen, and the INCI was in alphabetical order. (Therefore, water was next to last, only behind the X-gum.)
Is this an acceptable format for sunscreen….in the USA? Other parts of the world?
Just curious.
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No.
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Microformulation said:No.I didn’t think so…but I don’t mess with either sunscreen… or the rest of the world (other than Korea).
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Interesting - The Skin Cancer Australian Council sunscreen only lists the Active Ingredients (not inactive) and the preservative. I would have thought there would be a full ingredients on the bottle list but there isnt. Maybe they dont need to and dont want to show all the cheap ingredients they use (ie mainly water)? I find it a bit weird as all cosmetic type lotions and creams all have to have a fill list here.
Sunscreens | Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)Ingredients on labels
All active ingredients must be declared on the labels of therapeutic sunscreen in Australia.
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Squinny said:Interesting - The Skin Cancer Australian Council sunscreen only lists the Active Ingredients (not inactive) and the preservative. I would have thought there would be a full ingredients on the bottle list but there isnt. Maybe they dont need to and dont want to show all the cheap ingredients they use (ie mainly water)? I find it a bit weird as all cosmetic type lotions and creams all have to have a fill list here.
Sunscreens | Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)Ingredients on labels
All active ingredients must be declared on the labels of therapeutic sunscreen in Australia.
Sorry….there was one more pic….that I should have included, but I was more interested in the alphabetical listing of the inactives.
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Perhaps they just treated it as a pure drug product and not as a drug/cosmetics, which the drug/cosmetics should still list the ingredients normally.
At least i didn’t see anything related to inactive ingredients for my Asean directives for sunscreen guidelines
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