Sunscreen makers to face tougher rules after SPF scandal
Under the new rules, brands will have to test their finished product and provide results to the national medicines regulator before it gets listed.
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Under the new rules, brands will have to test their finished product and provide results to the national medicines regulator before it gets listed.
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