Ultra Violette SPF50 Vibrant Screen

SPF 50, broad spectrum, lotion. AUST L 475745, from Grace & Fire Pty Ltd.

Keep using sunscreen. The TGA says its benefits far outweigh any risks, and nothing here says a product is unsafe: the limits are proposals.

Active ingredients

IngredientOn the ARTG asAmount%
Homosalate Under review homosalate70 mg/g7%
Octisalate octyl salicylate50 mg/g5%
Bemotrizinol bemotrizinol30 mg/g3%
Avobenzone butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane30 mg/g3%
Ethylhexyl triazone ethylhexyl triazone20 mg/g2%
Ensulizole phenylbenzimidazole sulfonic acid18 mg/g1.8%

Percent by weight: the ARTG gives each active in mg per gram, and 10 mg/g is 1%.

Against the TGA’s proposed limits

Homosalate, 7%

OptionProposed limitThis product
10.28% or less in any sunscreenAbove
20.68% or less, and only in sunscreens for the face and handsAbove
32.7% or less, and only in face and hand sunscreens for people 18 and overAbove

We read “for the body” from the product’s name. Interim decision due by the end of 2026. More on homosalate.

Where this comes from

Everything above is from this product’s entry on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods: ARTG 475745, Ultra Violette SPF50 Vibrant Screen. We read its public summary on 21 October 2026; the entry dates from 14 January 2025. The name on the shelf can differ from the register’s. If the label shows a different AUST L number, it’s a different formula. Spotted a mistake? Email hello@sunscreenfilters.com.

Worried about an ingredient, or choosing for a baby or someone with sensitive skin? Talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

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