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sunscreens help to prevent sunburn and reduce the harmful effects, the sun, premature skin aging and skin cancer , sunscreens come in cream, lotion, gel, stick, spray, lip balm, for external use only; do not swallow them, sunscreens should be applied between 30 minutes and 2 hours before sun exposure, in general, should be reapplied after every 80 minutes spent, water, perspiring heavily, every 2 hours spent out, the water, follow the directions on the label carefully, ask my pharmacist to explain, doctor about which sunscreen product to use, the choice depends on my sunburn and tanning history, skin type, other medications, reasons for using a sunscreen, want a product with the appropriate sun protection factor, spf, for you, in most cases, an spf, greater than 30 is not necessary and is not recommended, are using a sunscreen to prevent drug-induced photosensitivity reactions, to prevent ultraviolet-induced disorders, choose a broad-spectrum product, ask my pharmacist for advice, will be swimming, sweating heavily, choose a sunscreen that is labeled waterproof, very water resistant, talk to a physician before using a sunscreen on an infant less than 6 months old, use a sunscreen with a high spf, 30, in children older than 6 months, sunscreens should be applied liberally to all exposed areas, the average adult in a bathing suit should apply 9 half-teaspoon size portions as follows, face and neck: 1 half-teaspoon portion, arms and shoulders: 1 half-teaspoon portion to each arm, torso: 1 half-teaspoon portion each to front and back, legs and top, feet: 2 half-teaspoon portions to each leg what special precautions should i follow, before using sunscreens, allergic to sunscreens, diuretics, 'water pills', sulfonamides, oral diabetic drugs, acetazolamide, diamox, tell a physician and pharmacists what topical medications you are taking, forget to apply sunscreen and remember, being exposed to the sun, apply it, what side effects can this medication cause, side effects from sunscreens are not common, symptoms are severe, skin rash , irritation, don't switch containers, tightly closed, keep away from kids, sunscreens, bullfrog, coppertone hawaiian tropic, presun sundown, others