Australia's peak consumer advocacy group put 20 sunscreens to the test, finding most didn’t actually hit the SPF50 mark.

Many popular sunscreen brands have failed to meet the SPF50 protection claims, according to a recent Choice test, so what happens now?

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Australian sunscreens have failed SPF testing, according to new research from Choice. Here's what you need to know.

Some companies whose products failed the testing conducted by the consumer group stood by their products while one said it ...

Sunscreen brands are defending their products after Choice research found the SPF of some popular sunscreens was lower than advertised.

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Australians are buying big-brand sunscreens spruiked as SPF 50-plus but are actually getting products with alarmingly lower ...