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> Not at all. In fact, American sunscreens may be less safe. Are they less safe, or _may_ they be less safe? The distinction is important, and I'm wary of over
by jamesbelchamber 4mo ago
> Not at all. In fact, American sunscreens may be less safe.
Are they less safe, or _may_ they be less safe? The distinction is important, and I'm wary of overexcited editors "upgrading" titles for clicks.
(This is a comment on the veracity of the title claim only - I'm British, I have no skin in this game)
- layer8 4mo ago> I have no skin in this game You literally have if you use sunscreen. ;)
- bethekidyouwant 4mo agoHe just said he’s British
- electronsoup 4mo agoThey didn't say they had never traveled south though
- ItsYan 4mo agoIt's day light, not sun light. You can easily burn on a cloudy day.
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- grey-area 4mo agoBritain conforms with EU regulations on sunscreen, as with almost everything else.
- stogot 4mo agoMaybe one day they will join the union