A label is only as good as the lab behind it.

2026 put that to the test. Independent testing across the Australian sunscreen category found many popular brands weren't delivering the protection printed on the bottle, some by a wide margin.

Sun Protect was tested by Eurofins, the same accredited laboratory behind that testing round. It didn't just clear the SPF 50+ threshold. It cleared it with real margin to spare.

Under Australian labelling rules, no sunscreen can state a number higher than SPF 50+, no matter how high it tests. So that's what the label says. But the number behind it is one more reason to trust what's on the front of the tube.