- BREAKING NEWS: Therapeutic Goods Administration issues warning
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An Australian government agency has issued a warning over a popular aerosol sunscreen brand.
The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has said the instructions on bottles of Bondi Sands Everyday Protection Face SPF 50+ Sunscreen Mist were unclear.
The instructions are ‘not clear, particularly about use on the face’, the TGA said.
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‘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,’ it warned.
Instead, people have been told they should spray the sunscreen onto their hands first before putting it on their face.
The sunscreen should also only be applied in a well-ventilated area.
If you have more questions you can contact the company by email at info@bondisands.com.au.
