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tearinghair | 17:46 Sun 15th Jul 2012 | Health & Fitness
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You may well ask why I want to know this, in view of our current weather, but here goes anyway:
A couple of years ago I bought a bottle of sunscreen - factor 30 - as I needed it in California. I haven't been anywhere similar since then, and I don't sunbathe; the bottle is still three-quarters full. I can't see a 'use-by' date on it; do you think it's still a) effective and b) safe?
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Think it is recommended that opened suncream has a shelf life of twelve months. If you do use it, it won't be as effective.
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Thanks fadeout73, I thought that might be the case. Shame though - what a waste! Will have to try to find a smaller bottle next time.

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