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Summer skin protection: best sunscreens at Belgian pharmacies compared

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The sun is out, temperatures are rising, and all you want to do is get outside. But don't forget your skin. UV radiation is the number one cause of premature skin ageing.

Why sunscreen isn't a luxury

The Belgian Cancer Foundation recommends at least SPF30 daily, even on cloudy days. Yet many only reach for the bottle when already at the beach.

Best sunscreens at Belgian pharmacies

We compared prices at Viata, Farmaline and Medi-Market. The price differences are staggering - up to €34 for the exact same product.

Vichy Capital Soleil SPF50 Dry Touch 50ml

Matte finish, fast absorption. Perfect under makeup.

  • Price: from €18.19 to €36.99
  • Savings: up to €18.80
  • Available at: 4 pharmacies

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Eucerin Sun Hydro Protect Ultra-Light Fluid SPF50+

Maximum protection in an ultra-light texture.

  • Price: from €17.53 to €34.79
  • Savings: up to €17.26

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La Roche-Posay Anthelios Invisible Spray SPF50+

Easy application, maximum protection for the whole family.

  • Price: from €22.36 to €38.99
  • Savings: up to €16.63

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La Roche-Posay UVMUNE 400 Fluid SPF50+

Cutting-edge protection against ultra-long UVA rays.

  • Price: from €19.60 to €35.69
  • Savings: up to €16.09

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Eucerin Sun Oil Control SPF30 Gel-Cream

Designed for oily and blemish-prone skin.

  • Price: from €15.08 to €31.45
  • Savings: up to €16.37

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SPF30 or SPF50?

  • SPF30 blocks about 97% of UVB rays
  • SPF50 blocks about 98%

More important than the number: apply enough and reapply every two hours.

Conclusion

Sun protection doesn't have to be expensive if you compare prices. Visit PharmaCompare for the best deals.

Source: inspired by My life: zomer #1 from Miss Prettiness.

This is not medical advice. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist. Read the patient information leaflet. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice.