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NIVEA Sunscreen SPF 50+ 300ml $9.45 ($8.51 S&S) (RRP $20.99) + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $39 Spend) @ Amazon AU

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Been playing a lot of tennis because it's COVID okay during lockdown, but getting pretty sunburnt because courts are pretty much only free during lunch, so found these good deals for NIVEA sunscreen on the almighty Amazon. Other varieties also available:

1L Lotion $15.30 (RRP $33.99)
65ml Roll-On $4.95 (RRP $10.99)
200ml Spray $8.09 (RRP $16.35)
200ml Spray SPF15 $7.39 (RRP $16.43)

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  • +1

    When's the expiry please? Had a quick look but no dates listed. How do we find expiry dates for similar products when buying health goods / foods online?

  • Most people not going to need this.
    No outdoors this year!

    • +3

      Yup. People should start posting vitamin D deals!

      • +1

        Yes.
        Non-synthetic vitamins though.

    • +2

      WA resident here, whatever do you mean? :)

      • you just wait and watch buddy :)

        • :(

        • Mark from Rocko keepin us safe!

    • +1

      Come to SYdney and stay under our piss ass lockdown where you can chill at the beach for hours in a swarm of thousands of ppl.

    • -1

      All good and outdoors in QLD! We don't have LNP screwing things up

  • +5

    Spray-on sunscreens won't put on enough product to give you anywhere near the protection you need.

  • +2

    fantastic product as a temporary children/dog/salesmen repellent

    as a sunscreen no, you need the cream stuff, trust me

    get 1L lotion stuff instead

  • +1

    (edit…links posted above in reply)

  • Have to agree with others- you need proper coverage no matter what you use. generally the amount people apply with spray on is insufficient for protection.
    I suggest going for the old school bottle or pump top.

  • Scientists petitioned the Food and Drug Administration to remove from sale all sunscreens containing the active ingredient octocrylene. Products made with the chemical may contain benzophenone, a suspected carcinogen that also can interfere with key hormones and reproductive organs

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-08-09/sunscreen…

    • Does the Nivea sunscreen have the cancer causing chemical?

  • You obviously dont live in Melbourne….

    • +1

      yeah. I was watching Magpies getting their asses handed back to them by Lions in Brisbane and I couldn't help noticing how pale and almost unhealthy Pies look compared to tan and fit brizzy boyz

      oh well, uphold the Magpies name they did, so go Pies regardless

      • You realise that the tanned ones are the unhealthy ones, right?

        • -1

          well I guess the diet of well done rump and Kilkenny doesn't do one any good either

          life is a health condition in itself come to think of it

          it's just some look better than others while enduring it haha

          • -1

            @shabaka: Utter stupidity

  • +4

    Whats with everyone saying "don't buy this, you need a lotion one - not a misting one"?

    This is literally a pump-squirt bottle of lotion sunscreen.

  • +2

    For all the people who say mists don't work - I burn very easily and have used this over the years on and off and it works really well. I do make sure to put a decent amount on though.

    It was recently recalled, but I will probably get one from the new batch.

    • +1

      Yeah same, I've used mist ones and they work fine.

    • I've used Sun Bum brand spray previously by its self or with their lotion, and agree- works great.
      I apply very liberally… but using the mist with a lotion helps to get a good even spread too.

  • Thanks OP, I ended up snagging 2. Great price for Australian made SPF50+ sunscreen.

    • Cancer Council and that one from City Beach are the best. This NIvea one is greasy and I am guilty of slapping it on when I tan in my backyard pool lol

  • How does this compare to the colesworth 50+ versions?

  • showing at $20.99 now

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