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Sunscreen Expiration Dates

Feb 4, 2025
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Sunscreen typically remains effective for up to three years after the manufacturing date. The expiration date is usually listed on the packaging. 

How to find the expiration date 

  • The expiration date is usually on the packaging

  • For some SPF sprays, it's on the bottom of the bottle

  • For some sunscreen tubes, it's on the top

When to throw it out

  • You should throw out sunscreen that's past its expiration date 

  • You should also throw out sunscreen that has an off smell, color, or texture 

Why you should throw it out

  • Expired sunscreen may not work as well 

  • The preservatives in sunscreen expire, which can cause it to change texture, smell, or color 

How to store sunscreen 

 
 
 

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