Cancer-Causing Chemical Found In Dozens Of Popular Sunscreens

With summer fast approaching, we're reminded to use sunscreen to prevent skin cancer, but now there's word that an online pharmacy and lab has found a known cancer-causing chemical in a number of popular sunscreens. CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez reports the lab is calling for an FDA recall of those products.

[chevon]

Ironic that it’s supposed to prevent cancer and it causes it, 😕.

[themeaningoflife]

why else would skin cancer rate skyrocket at the same time that people use sunscreen more than ever?

[giuseppejoseph]

Just imagine the unseen side-effects of the rushed Covid shots in the next few years. "I Am Legend."

[ReadwithChimey]

Yikes! I have been using all 3, especially the Neutrogena & Banana Boat a bit too much!

[frankcastle]

Thanks FDA for catching this. I'm glad longterm viagra research hasnt impeded your work load.

[sarathomas]

People said this for me a lot of years yet they were called conspiracy theorists LOL


People always don't believe until it's too late tsktsk

[greymagician]

I don't use them. It feels as if my skin is on fire.

[helloandgoodbye]

Giselle bundchen and various people said it and were dismissed as dumb models or health but extremists

[matitinosisowath.]

Want more copy. Go to the store buy yourself.

[J-ph]

Bout to buy a box of them shits, thank you 💰

[CrownS-n-LessonS]

Thank the Lort for melanin... Ppl that look like me need to sunbathe for minerals and vitamins...