Sunscreen

A company is selling the world's first DRINKABLE SUNSCREEN. They say if you put a few drops of it in your water, it protects your skin just like an SPF 30 sunscreen. It sells for $30...and they don't offer any scientific evidence that it actually works.

Buying sunscreen with adequate protection against both sunburn and skin cancer will get a little easier next year due to new FDA rules. Most sunscreens out there are rated for protection against ultraviolet B, which causes sunburn. But it's the more penetrating ultraviolet A that is known to cause skin cancer and premature aging.