Assertion: sunscreen's ingredient | /r/HasProperty | active
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text: Most natural sunscreens use active ingredients from plants to coat the skin and reflect UV rays off the dermal layers.
text: But Consumer Reports say the FDA doesn't make a distinction between kids' and adults' sunscreens, which generally contain the same active ingredients.
text: Any ingredient in a personal care product — even inactive ones, like emulsifiers and preservatives — can degrade over time," Ploch explained.
text: Some sunscreens use both types of active ingredients, so they contain one or more active ingredient found in physical sunscreen and chemical sunscreen.
text: Many sunscreens have multiple active ingredients, so it may be difficult to determine the exact cause without patch testing for individual chemicals.
text: They contain active ingredients that reflect sunlight.
text: Sunscreen includes active ingredients that help prevent the sun’s UV radiation from reaching your skin.
text: A: Once the finalized monograph is put into effect, any sunscreen that contains active ingredients that are not in the monograph must go through a New Drug Application (NDA) process.
text: Sunscreens usually have their active ingredients in a prominent location on their label, separated from the other ingredients.
text: Although the protective action of sunscreen products takes place on the surface of the skin, there is evidence that at least some sunscreen active ingredients may be absorbed through the skin and enter the body.
text: Once the finalized monograph is put into effect, any sunscreen that contains active ingredients that are not in the monograph must go through a New Drug Application (NDA) process.
text: So you should avoid sunscreens equipped with this active ingredient that’s just going to make matters worse.
text: All sunscreens contain active ingredients that can protect you from UV rays.
text: In Canada, sunscreens are classified as non-prescription drugs or natural health products, depending on their active ingredients.
text: A: Once the finalized monograph is put into effect, any sunscreen that contains active ingredients that are not in the monograph must go through a New Drug Application (NDA) process.
text: In general, when you see the term "baby" on sunscreen, it means the sunscreen contains only these active ingredients:
text: Sunscreens usually include sunblocks as part of their active ingredients.
text: In Canada, sunscreens are classified as non-prescription drugs or natural health products, depending on their active ingredients.