Consumer Reports' experts test dozens of lotions, sprays, and sticks to ensure what you buy will protect you and your family.
Consumer Reports ’ experts test dozens of lotions, sprays, and sticks to ensure what you buy will protect you and your family from sunburn and cancer. The good news: You don’t need to pay top dollar to find a sunscreen that works, but you need to choose carefully and wisely -- since some of those claims on the label might leave your skin and your wallet burnt.
To test for protection against UVA rays, testers apply sunscreen to plastic plates, expose them to UV light, and then measure the amount of absorbed rays.
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