Safe Sea SPF50+ Kids sunscreen - Jellyfish and Sea lice protective lotion. Very Water Resistant, Sensitive skin Reef-Safe Sunscreen. Oxybenzone and Octinoxate free, Paraben free, 4 fl. Oz. Pack of 2

I have been using this sunscreen on my sun for a few years. I don’t know how it works but since he’s been using it, he has not had an issue with jellyfish stings or sea lice. We travel and go boating a lot. I will say, he hasn’t gotten bit on his extremities by sea lice (where I put the sunscreen) but he has gotten bit under his rash guard and shorts (no sunscreen). So it has worked well for us. I don’t use this sunscreen on his face, not because he’s ever had a reaction but just because I worry about chemicals. He’s also never gotten a sunburn with this sunscreen.

This product smells horrible. I bought this for face sunscreen, but it's hard to even put on. It stinks horribly. It works fine, but with the stench, I just can't use it.

It works! But re-apply a few times throughout the day depending on how much you’re in the water.

BEWARE NOT “Marine Safe”. This term is not regulated. So disappointed I purchased something useless in the ocean, and exploiting the trust of people with false advertising. Banned in Hawaii, Palau, Aruba, Bonaire. Don’t try to bring it on the islands. This product contains 20% BANNED, harmful substances listed on The HEL LIST. Octocrylene ** 10% Homosalate ** 10% Oxybenzone Octinoxate 4-methylbenzylidene camphor Para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA) Methyl Paraben Ethyl Paraben Propyl Paraben Butyl Paraben Benzyl Paraben Triclosan Any form of microplastic sphere or beads Any nanoparticles like zinc oxide or titanium Shameful.

I applied this to my back, and after a 45-minute snorkeling excursion, I discovered that my back was burned. I had used another brand of sunblock for the remainder of my body, and it was fine everywhere else. When applying this to wet skin, it goes on like glue.

We haven’t tried this yet but people who have swear by it.