Reef Safe Biodegradable Waterproof SPF 50+ Sunscreen Lotion, 4 fl. oz

Worked exceptionally well.

still the best sunscreen out there! so happy I round it again, I really wish they would sell it in stores! Unlike most sunscreens it's basically not sticky and absorbs so quickly! It's biodegradable, good for the oceans and animals, the planet aaand for you.. I use it on my face daily and it's just amazing. Please give it a try, spread the word and start producing and selling world wide.. the oceans are f*ed up enough as it is so why not use something that doesn't harm them and still protects us?! :)

Has oxybenxone in the formula. The BOTTLE is biodegradable. That's great but the product itself is not reef-safe.But it absorbs well and is made in USA. I was going to return it and then decided to try it. I'm glad I did. It's a good sunscreen.

Goes on nice, not greasy. I used it my arms while fishing on my kayak for about 3 hours in full sun. For comparison, I applied another product on my shoulders, neck and legs. No sunburn anywhere. Was planning on using this on a SCUBA trip in the Fall but now will not after reading other reviews.

It is not oily, goes on and blends in well, very nice for sensitive skin, no allergic reactions, and still safeguarded against the sun, even after a few hours in the ocean.

RED FLAG- the name of this product is not as it claims - "Reef Safe". Two of the ingredients in this product contribute to coral bleaching. Avobenzone not only contributes to coral bleaching, it also photodegrades so rather than protect your skin, you are increasing free radical damage when you expose your skin to the sun. It claims to be "non-toxic" to sea life but if it can be toxic to human skin, then surely sea life are far worse off. Wish had reviewed the ingredients and not assumed that it was reef safe. Coral is dying around the world not just from warmer weather but studies show that ingredients such as these are not good for our oceans. It's bad in Hawaii as is the Great Barrier Reef. Hopefully this company will truly put on the market reef safe sunscreen.

Really nice sunscreen! Goes on smoothly and dries nicely, no greasy or oily feeling at all. Found it first on a Caribbean island, then liked it so much that I hunted it down on Amazon. That its better for reefs than typical sunscreen is a big bonus too.

Advertised as being "reef safe". However, I showed this product to those familiar with the coral bleaching problem while visiting the Bahamas. Two of the active ingredients, Octylcrylene and Oxybenzone are described by several sources as being coral toxic according to my research. However, I suggest those interested in this product to conduct their own reasearch to be fair. This product also states it's active ingredients are "biodegradable". Current findings on the above two ingredients appear contrary. In defense of the manufacturer, I queried them about their claim to which they responded that the sources I referenced may have been questionable. I would like to see the company making this product backup their claim of "biodegradable" with proof