Item: Best Teeth Whitening Toothpaste And Treatments (2019 Guide)
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Best Teeth Whitening Toothpaste And Treatments (2019 Guide)

January 5, 2019 By Rhys Leave a Comment

Got yellow teeth or bad breath and hate it? I don’t blame you, I was the same once. That’s when my dentist suggested I try some of these teeth whitening toothpastes and treatments.

Being a reviewer, I thought I would document the process and what I thought about each one, where I bought them and most importantly whether I’d recommend them to others or not.

Before you rush out and buy a teeth whitening kit that may or may not work, or book an expensive dental visit, checkout these best teeth whitening toothpastes and treatments available in Australia.

1. Oral-B 3D White Whitestrips

The most popular and best product we reviewed was Oral-B’s White Whitesrips product which comes in a 14 or 28 pack (1 pack includes upper and lower strips, i.e. total 56). The 28 pack is far more beneficial in terms of value so we’d recommend choosing that one and save money.

Most users will start to see results in 5 days as they remove tough coffee, wine and smoking stains while visibly whitening your teeth. Whitestrips are simple to use, simply peel, apply and they are completely safe.

Oral-B 3D Whitestrips are commonly used by people who want an upgrade from toothpaste without going to a teeth whitening kit.

After testing this product which we bought through Amazon for two weeks the results were pretty impressive. My teeth are actually quite sensitive and I had no issues applying and removing the strips. Within a few days my teeth were visibly whiter.

2. Oral-B 3D White Brilliance Toothpaste

Despite looking like a women’s beauty product, the Oral-B 3D White Brilliance is a two step, daily cleansing and whitening system, suitable for everyone. After four weeks of daily use, over 99% of users will notice a much whiter smile.

The product should be used alongside your standard tooth paste and comes with a deep cleansing tooth paste and whitening finisher. You’ll definitely be able to feel the difference after the first few uses.

After using this product for two weeks I can say hands down it makes you feel like you’ve come out of the hygienist at the dentist without spending a fortune. I noticed my teeth were whiter and my mouth felt much more fresh and cool (does it make sense? If not try it and you’ll see what I mean.)

3. Colgate Optic White Sparkling Toothpaste

Until recently the thought of spending so much for a tube of tooth paste would have caused me to think twice but the Colgate Optic White Sparkling White was recommended to me by a dentist who said it’s probably the best tooth paste on the market for those looking for whiter teeth without strips, charcoal powders or whitening kits.

According to my dentist it’s one of the only Australian toothpastes that is recommended by dentists to remove surface stains and deeply set in stains that regular pastes simply can’t remove. For the technical folk it comes with a fluoride formula for daily anti-cavity protection and is enamel safe too.

After two weeks of using this tooth paste I did notice some visible difference but nothing compared to the other four products mentioned in this article. I guess it’s an ongoing process and can be used alongside the strips and charcoal for added impact.

I nearly choked when I saw how much this 140g tube was at the supermarket. Make sure you buy it online with Amazon.

4. Aimnaturals Charcoal Powder

Aimnaturals lays claim to fame of being the #1 charcoal teeth whitening kit on Amazon Canada, USA and soon to be Australia. You can pick up your own kit from Amazon.com.au with same day delivery (where available). Free from artificial flavors, this 100% natural chemical free powder should be used daily before your normal brushing routine.

If you’re like me, you’ll probably want to get a second tooth brush as it will go black pretty quickly. Also make sure you continue brushing with normal toothpaste as it’s not a replacement for high quality tooth paste.

Clinical trials have shown that regular use of activated charcoal will result in a glowing smile and whiter teeth while eliminating bad breath. Aimnaturals claims it’s a far more affordable option to buying whitening strips.

I admit I was skeptical especially seeing many Australian Insta celebs promoting this product but after two weeks I can confirm I did notice some impressive results. The first few times required getting used to the gritty sensation but that should be expected given it’s charcoal!

5. Genkent Advanced Strips

If you’re looking for a cheaper alternative to Oral-B 3D then you should consider Genkent Advanced Teeth Whitening Stips which come in a 14 day supply (total 28 strips for 14 days use). They work in a similar way to Oral-B and feature 6% hydrogen peroxide and double elastic for increased power.

Some users will notice their teeth appear visibly whiter within 30 minutes of applying and removing the strips however you should expect to wait up to 14 days for improved results.

After testing this product which we bought through Amazon for two weeks the results weren’t as great as the Oral-B. Regardless at 50% cheaper it’s up to you whether you want the absolute best (at a premium price) or the budget brand.

Our Editors Choice (Best One)

Overall

5.0

Oral-B 3D Whitesrips

It’s simple yet very effective and within 14 days teeth were looking much whiter. Yes it’s more expensive than other treatments but you get what you pay for. Still cheaper than the dentist or a teeth whitening kit.

Check Price On Amazon

Each product was tested over a random two week period throughout 6 months in late 2018. They weren’t used one after each other as this would be an unfair review.

Best Rice Cooker Australia (Buyers Guide)

January 4, 2019 By Rhys Leave a Comment

If you don’t own a rice cooker yet then you are missing out on seriously good rice dishes. Stop boiling your rice in the pan, not only does it taste awful it’s always a challenge to cook it to perfection.

I won’t get started on those microwave rice pots you can buy from Woolworths either, they cost a fortune and taste woeful! Buy yourself a rice cooker and experience authentic perfect rice every time for yourself.

Once you buy a rice cooker your life will become much easier, I guarantee it. Simply add your rice and turn it on. Job done.

Most modern rice cookers will effortlessly cook your rice and then keep it warm until you’re ready to use it. Have you ever been to a Thai restaurant and wondered why the rice is so tasty and your dish comes out so fast? The rice was made earlier that day and is being kept warm in a rice cooker.

A non stick inner layer ensures your rice doesn’t stick to the bottom and more expensive rice cookers offer functionality to cook a wide variety of types of rice although I’ll be honest, even a cheap rice cooker can cook most rice including Jasmin, Basmati, Red and Brown rice.

After living with my asian girlfriend for many years I can safely say you definitely don’t get what you pay for when it comes to rice cookers in Australia. Our $26 rice cooker from Kmart lasted much longer than a $286 one we purchased from Harvey Norman and the rice tasted 10x better.

Best Rice Cooker Australia

Regardless, after months of research, here’s the best rice cookers in Australia to suit every household. Whatever you decide, make sure you buy one as it will make your life so much easier.

1. Philips Grain Master Rice Cooker

This rice cooker is probably the biggest baddest cooker you can buy for under $100 and offers everything a large household could need. It features 8 mutli function options allowing you to perfectly cook brown rice, white rice, multi-grain rice, lentils, porridge and quinoa. It also offers a reheat option, quick cook and standard cook option.

My favorite option is the quick cook for fast meals at home.

The Philips Grain cooker offers a trademarked ‘FragrantTaste’ feature that enhanced optimal moisture absorption ensuring every cook is as tasty as the last. You won’t find that in any other rice cookers. After cooking you can keep it going in warm mode for up to 12 hours or reheat it too.

This cooker is a brute and weighs over 4kg so you’ll want to ensure it will fit in your kitchen but allows you to cook up to 4L of food at once. Backed by a 2 year manufacturer warranty and included measuring cup, scoop, manuals quick start guide and free recipe booklet it’s a great rice cooker.

2. Sunbeam Perfect 7 Deluxe Jar Rice Cooker

As I mentioned earlier you don’t need to spend a lot if you only want to cook rice and this is a perfect example of that. With a non stick cooking pan you can cook up to 14 cups of rice in one go. If rice isn’t your thing you can use it for steaming fish, poultry and vegetables too.

The Sunbeam rice cooker features a sealed locking lid and is a mini version of a larger model popular among the Asian commercial community.

The product does what it’s intended too do and cooks rice fast and then changes to warm mode ready to use. At 3kg it’s lighter than the Philips and is designed for families up to 12 people at once.

3. Kambrook Rice Express Cooker

Another cheaper rice cooker that is retailed for under $40, the Kambrook features an 8 cup capacity and will make up to 18 servings of rice. Similar to the previous rice cooker it only comes with a cook and warm option so you can’t customize your cook for different types.

As above this rice cooker can be used to steam vegetables, fish and poultry and also includes a non stick aluminium removable cooking bowl too.

This is a model we actually use in our own house currently. It’s so light and easy to use, it’s portable too and could easily fit in a caravan or the back of your car if you’re doing a roadie.

4. Breville BRC550SIL Rice Grain Cooker

This silver rice cooker from Breville looks sexy and offers multiple cooking options including rice, risotto, lentils, porridge, quinoa and saute. It’s not just a rice cooker and given the price it might be suitable for those looking for a multi purpose cooker.

Featuring a 10 cup capacity it can easily make up to 20 cups of cooked rice per time. At 3kg it’s a lightweight cooker that can be easily relocated.

The rice cooker features a ‘cook n look lid’ and is super easy to clean out of all the models mentioned in this review.

5. Tefal Multicook Smart Rice Cooker

Are you looking for a powerhouse rice cooker that doubles up as a multi cooker then you should consider this Tefal RK900. The rather pricey cooker offers 4 grain cooking options inlcuding Nutri+, Quick, Normal and Soft for a wide variety of rice, lentils, beans, chick peas and porridge.

In total there are over 82 different cooking programs including 22 nutrition and 60+ multi-cook programs. Slightly excessive for most households but foodies will love the different options. For those short on time there is an express soaking function as well as an automatic keep warm feature and delayed start up to 24 hours.

In the box you’ll find a durable ceramic bowl that provided efficient 3D heating for tasty rice and grains.

Negatives include a fiddly user interface including power on/off buttons and the display is attached to the lid meaning when you open it you can’t see the clock anymore.

Final Verdict

There you have, 5 of the best rice cookers you can buy in Australia right now. Whether you’re a big household planning on cooking lots of rice or a broke student trying to save money, there is a suitable rice cooker out there for everyone, some cheaper than others. I’d opt for the Kambrook Express Rice Cooker.

Do you really need a rice cooker?

If you read the introduction then you’ll know that I think every household should have a rice cooker to save money and savor the taste of perfectly cooked rice every time.

Some people claim rice cookers take up space in the kitchen so I’d suggest buying something that suits your life. For example a one bedroom apartment in Melbourne probably should buy a cheap rice cooker. A family of 7 growing adults should probably buy a fully fledged 20 cup cooker. If you’re still not convinced, maybe stick to a pan and hot water.

Does rice taste better in a rice cooker?

It’s entirely up to the individual but there is a reason why you’ll see a rice cooker at nearly any Asian food outlet and that’s because it tastes much better and is easier to serve customers. If you eat lots of rice then you’ll be your own judge but I’ve always believed it tastes much better.

How long does a rice cooker take?

Generally a rice cooker will take 10 minutes for perfectly cooked white rice and 20 minutes for brown or multi grain rice. The problem with buying a cheap rice cooker is you can’t alter the cooking time so you might need to do it twice rather than once for brown rice. Buying a multi purpose cooker with functions for each type of rice can help.

How long can you keep rice in a rice cooker?

Cooked rice can be kept warm for up to 12 hours however we recommend refrigerating your rice after 2 hours. Then use within 3 days and only reheat it once. Personally I always use my rice instantly from the cooker as it’s so easy to use.

Best Roku Australia (Buyers Setup Guide)

January 3, 2019 By Rhys Leave a Comment

If you’re looking for a media streamer then you’ve probably considered buying a Roku. While primarily designed for the USA or UK markets, Roku can be setup to work with Australian internet connections with a bit of DIY involving smart dns. Today we’ll show you the best Roku.

Until recently you’d probably had to use a parallel importer such as Smart TV Works but now you can buy Roku directly from Amazon with low international shipping fees. Most orders can be delivered in under 10 working days for cheap shipping and 3 days for premium shipping.

There’s many different models of Roku’s on the market and as a consumer it can be difficult to choose the best one. We decided to put together this guide, outlining the best Roku for Australian consumers.

A Roku can turn any TV into a smart tv instantly without having to buy a brand new TV. It also offers far more features than Australian providers such as Netflix USA, Hulu Plus, HBO, ESPN to name a few.

Best Roku Australia

Before we get into the technical specs, it’s important to note that you can install the same channels on all devices. You also need a credit card to activate your Roku dashboard to complete setup (free).

1. Roku Ultra

It’s the powerhouse of the Roku range offering the fastest quad-core processor and is suitable for 4K Ultra HD streaming. Of course you’ll need a super fast internet connection and a suitable television to actually get 4K quality but it’s definitely possible.

The Roku Ultra offers dual band wireless which allows you to use 2.4 and 5GHz connections if available. On the back you’ve got an ethernet connection for even faster connectivity, an HDMI connection and an optical port which is good for surround sound.

The remote offers great functionality with hot keys and an earphone slot that automatically mutes your TV and plays audio through the headphones. The remote is small but there is a remote finder button on the actual device and you can even use the Roku app on your phone instead.

Buying the Roku Ultra may require a power adapter and is manufactured for 110v-240v so will work without a power transformer in Australia.

Pricing regularly fluctuates so I recommend checking out the best price with low international delivery to your Australian address.

2. Roku Express

It’s the smallest device in the range but packs quite a punch. If you’re looking for a quick and easy Roku device that is setup and operational within minutes then you should consider the Roku Express.

Featuring a quick processor it’s suitable for streaming 1080P HD video from all the major Roku channels available. Similar to the Roku Ultra this device requires a power connection and uses an HDMI cable to connect to the television. You can’t power the Express through HDMI only.

The included remote doesn’t feature a headphone slot and doesn’t include as many hot keys. The remote also is slightly fiddly and when you’re trying to do lots at once you’ll notice the dashboard lags a little. You need to consider the price vs spec. If you want something more powerful then the Roku Stick+ might be a better option.

Pricing regularly fluctuates so I recommend checking out the best price with low international delivery to your Australian address.

3. Roku Stick+

It’s the newer version of the Roku Stick which is now called the plus and features a few major improvements including a sleeker more nimble design and an enhanced remote with hot keys. An advanced wireless receiver gives you 4x better signal strength for faster uninterrupted streaming.

Provided you’ve got a suitable television and internet connection and a 4K Netflix subscription you can easily watch 4K Ultra HD content with the Roku Stick+ in Australia. The one of 3 devices offering 4K streaming.

At a much more affordable price and with the ability to power the device using HDMI and USB only the Stick+ is a great option for travelers and kitting out multiple televisions in your house where power may not be freely available.

If you’re on the fence between this and the standard (old version) Roku Stick I’d say go for this one for the better wireless and 4K functionality.

Pricing regularly fluctuates so I recommend checking out the best price with low international delivery to your Australian address.

4. Roku Premiere

It’s probably one of the nicest sounding models and the premiere sure does deliver lots of power and strong wireless connectivity. It’s a slightly bigger model from the Roku Express and is in effect the 4K version.

5. Roku Stick

It’s the older model of the Roku Stick+ and includes all the same features which the exception of the improved wireless, less hot keys and weaker processor. It’s likely it will be removed from production in the next few months of 2019.

How To Setup Roku In Australia

Before buying a Roku you should note that the devices are configured specifically for residents in the United States, Mexico and United Kingdom. With that said you can use a Roku outside those countries using your standard connection and only use services such as Netflix Australia.

If you want to access Netflix USA, Hulu Plus, HBO, ESPN and all those other premium channels then you need to setup Smart DNS on your internet router. The Roku hard codes their software and buying a standard VPN will not work. You need a VPN at the router level, more commonly called Smart DNS. Some good providers include PureVPN and SmartDNSProxy.

Anyone can alter their router settings and it’s just a matter of making a few changes using the web interface. If you live in a communal area such as a university it’s unlikely you’ll be able to alter the router settings so a Roku might not be the best option for you. Other routers provided by telecom companies require advanced configuration so check to ensure you can access the web configuration before making any changes.

I’d suggest reading the guide over at PureVPN on how to setup their service to access the Roku via your router.

BenQ SW320 Review: Is This The Best Photographer Monitor?

January 1, 2019 By Rhys Leave a Comment

Are you looking for the best photographer monitor in Australia? If so then you’ve probably heard of the BenQ SW320 model which comes in a huge 31.5″ AdobeRGB 4K HDR package. We bought one to see if it really is the best photographer monitor money can buy.

Hardcore photographers may find this monitor is too weak but for an entry level photographer looking to move away from a commercial 4K monitor into something far superior then it’s perfect. The SW320 really is a powerhouse and you won’t be disappointed.

Until recently the SW320 would have set you back well over $2.5k but thanks to Amazon arriving in Australia you can pick one up for much less. That’s the retailer we used and with their super fast delivery was delivered next day.

The box is freaking heavy (20kg) which you can expect from such a powerhouse and it was well packed. There was no change of it being damaged on route, the only nail biting moment was turning it on for the first time. Thankfully no green lines or missing pixels.

Out of the box, setup and configuration of the SW320 was a piece of cake and it comes with multiple ports including HDMI, MiniDIsplayPort and DisplayPort Once configured, we managed to take plenty of advantage from the 4K 3840 x 2160 resolution along with a 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 350 cd/m² brightness rating, and 5 ms response time which presented a superior picture.

Calibrating the monitor was straight forward using BenQ’s palette master element software and we were up and running within a few minutes when connected to our desktop. We also used our Datacolor Sypder5pro display calibration device for added effect. Definitely worth the extra $149.

After speaking to some other local Australian’s who had purchased this product they said there are numerous issues about running two of these monitors with older macs. We used the latest and greatest and it worked fine..with one monitor.

We researched the calibrations for the SW320 and found that Win7 and above and Mac OS 10.6.8 and above is supported. Calibrators include X-Rite i1 Display Pro, i1 Pro, i2 Pro and Datacolor Spyder 4/5.

One of the minor selling points about the photography monitor is that it comes with a shading hood that supports 178° horizontal and vertical viewing angles to give you perfect viewing angle from all over. It does make the monitor much more friendly in multiple scenarios such as heavy light or in bright open rooms. Our co workers liked the wide angle for sharing imagery without getting out of their office chairs.

BenQ SW320 Review

The main purpose of buying the monitor was because it covers 99% of the Adobe RGB color space and 100% of the sRGB space. In addition to the enhanced color clarity the monitor features HDR (High Dynamic Range and use the correct HDMI cable to get this feature) for greater luminosity range along with brightness uniformity to ensure brightness is the same from corner to corner and everywhere in between.

The manufacturer states this monitor will give you smooth color graduations on a 10 bit display and we can confirm this is the case, showcasing over 1 billion colors. Some reviews out there stated it was only 8 bit, this is not the case.

There are many other features that this monitor offers that I won’t bore you with as you can easily check them out at the product pages. Beginners may find most features aren’t required for their basic monitor use.

Final Verdict

The BenQ SW320 is probably the best bang for buck professional photography monitor you’re going to find at this price range. If you’ve had a lower model such as the SW2700PT or SW2700 then it’s a suitable step up. You really need to use a 32″ monitor to take advantage of the 4K and viewing your photos on a wide screen.

We thoroughly enjoyed testing this monitor and would encourage you to do the same if you’re on the fence. Yes it’s pricey but it’s 4K and you can finally see your photos in the ultra high quality they deserve. Also compared to more advanced photographer monitors, it’s pretty affordable.

After looking around at local retailers we chose to buy this product from Amazon.com.au due to their incredible customer support and if there are any issues returning items are straight forward.

Best Sunscreen Australia (Buyers Guide)

December 17, 2018 By Rhys Leave a Comment

Are you looking for the best sunscreen in Australia? If so then you’ve come to the right place. There’s dozens of different brands, each fighting for shelf space at your local chemist or supermarket but most of them are very expensive and don’t last very long either.

If you buy your sunscreen online, not only will you save a fortune but you’ll get access to some of the best brands that no one else is using. It’s time those major sunscreen manufacturers had a little competition.

Our most recommended sunscreen brand is up to 75% when purchasing online compared to buying through the supermarket. You can now get 4 bottles for the price of 1 in comparison with your local store and they even offer free delivery too.

Best Sunscreen Australia

Brand	Rating /5	Fragrance /5	Value /5	Buy Now
Le Tan	5	5	5	Check Price
Cancer Council	4	4	4	Check Price
Banana Boat	4	4	4	Check Price
Nivea	4	4	4	Check Price
Aldi Ombra	4	3	5	Check Price

1. Le Tan Sunscreen

Yes, it’s French and despite the name, Le Tan offers quite a few different lines of sunscreen with over 40 years experience in the sunscreen market. Le Tan offers the standard range including 30+ and 50+ factor but also offers much lower SPF such as SPF15, so you can balance sun protection during your quest for the perfect tan.

Le Tan prides itself on sun safety, yet smelling great with the coconut sunscreen range having a light coconut fragrance. Goodbye old fragrance from traditional sunscreen brands and say hello to paradise.

If you’re looking for an accompanying product then Le Tan also offers zinc sticks, after sun care products and tanning oils. A standard off the shelf retail price for Le Tan’s sun protection line is approx $10.99 for a 125ml SPF 15 Lotion and $34.99 for a 950ml bottle of SPF 50 Sunscreen Lotion.

Of course you’ve come to the best place to get the best price so we’ve done our homework and found you the best price for Le Tan in Australia.

2. Cancer Council Sunscreen

If you haven’t heard of the cancer council then you’ve probably been living under a rock away from the beach. It’s definitely one of the most affordable brands across Australia with a wide range of sunscreen products.

Their range includes the Everyday SPF 30+ range, Classic SPF 50+, the Active SPF 50+, Face Day Wear SPF 50+ sunscreen in various tints, the Water Sport SPF 50+ featuring everyone’s Dory, and lastly the Kids SPF 50+ range and the special edition featuring Peppa Pig.

There really is too many options to list here but if you’re unsure which one to get we’ve found the best one is the Active SPF50+.

In terms of price, Cancer Councils, Everyday SPF 30+ Sunscreen range starts at $5.95 and if you’re looking for the best price in Australia you’ll find it here.

3. Banana Boat Sunscreen

Banana Boat has gone for a different approach in the Australian market and tailored all their sunscreens at SPF 50+ (except Aloe Lip Balm at SPF 30+) and they are all four hours water resistant.

Their range is quite diverse offering products tailored towards people with sensitive skin, babies skin, kids and for use during action sports, beach days and heavy duty sun exposure such as road workers, sports stars and travelers. Their products are available in a wide range of bottles including self spray, pump bottles, spray, roll on and traditional cream.

Banana Boat isn’t the cheapest brand but does offer SPF50 at affordable prices in smaller sizes. For example you can expect to pay $4.49 for the 40g Sport SPF 50+ Tube and max out at $21.99 for the 400g bottles.

4. Nivea Sunscreen

It’s one of the world’s most popular sunscreen brands but it’s definitely not the cheapest and depending on which retail store you visit prices can vary dramatically. However if you’re looking for the best quality and high SPF ratings, it would be hard to turn down Nivea.

As Nivea is a skin care brand, most of their sunscreens contain vitamin E to aid and repair damaged or dry skin as well as sooth face muscles. They offer a wide variety of products from SPF15, 30 and 50 in application forms such as lotion, spray bottles and self rollers.

Nivea offers ranges for children, beach days, sports, adventure and luxury travelers and most of them are water resistant for protection of up to 4 hours. As mentioned the price is much higher with a 200ml 50SPF spray bottle costing $17.99 retail.

5. ALDI Ombra

If you like to keep things simple and affordable then you can’t go wrong with discount supermarket ALDI and their home branded range of sunscreen products called ‘Ombra.’ Their creams are all rated SPF50+ which keeps things easy in the harsh Australian sun.

They offer products for both adults and children with a standard 175ml spray usually retailing for around $7 and kids roll on for around $3. If you manage to find an ALDI special offer prices might be even cheaper.

ALDI regularly offers great details on home branded goods and while many people will be put off by the cheap price in favor of their loved ones skin, they have topped some of the best polls for sunscreen reviews.

Only downside is the inability to buy this sunscreen online so you’ll need to add this one to your shopping list, sorry!

Sunscreen Buyers Guide

Maybe you’ve never bought sunscreen before or you’ve been tasked to find something better for your next family holiday or maybe you simply want to find the best sunscreen for yourself. If so it can be pretty challenging with so many different brands and SPF ratings on the market.

Choosing An SPF

SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor and is usually included on the front of all Australian sunscreens. You will usually find SPF15, SPF30 and SPF50+.

Australia has one of the world’s highest rates of cancer in the world and it’s not surprising given how much sunshine our country gets every year compared with other countries. The Cancer Council recently reported than two in three Australians will get skin cancer in some form by the age of 70.

With that said you really should be using SPF30+ and if you live in a super hot part of the country such as WA, NT or QLD you’d probably be better off buying SPF50. If you plan on doing physical exercise or swimming then look for a sunscreen that offers water resistance and remember to reapply your sunscreen after going in the water too.

Does Sunscreen Expire?

Believe it or not, sunscreen does expire and you should clearly read the label in the shop or your online purchase before opening and application. It’s all too common for importers to buy expiring stock at seriously discounted prices and offload them to unsuspecting Aussies. Take note and if it’s expired, throw it away. You may as well not apply any if you’re using expired sunscreen.