Everyday 4 Kids Mineral Sunscreen 2.5 oz. SPF 45

This sunscreen is explicitly stated fragrance-free with a stated rationale (fragrance residue affects fish sensitivity), and social copy pairs the fragrance-free claim directly with the EWG Verified mark for this line.

Independent lab testing on the sunscreen line found 0% parabens and 0% triclosan, and the published ingredient list for this product shows no talc, formaldehyde releasers, or chemical UV filters — only zinc oxide as the active.

Independent testing on the sunscreen line confirms 0% parabens, and the published ingredient list for this product shows no formaldehyde releasers, MI/MCI, quaternium-15, or bronopol — the preservation relies on ingredients like tocopherols rather than these excluded classes.

A 1,4-dioxane-free claim is published, but it is made for the brand's hand sanitizer product rather than for this sunscreen; the published ingredient list for this SKU itself contains no '-eth' or PEG-type ingredients.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (9,990 records, 1973-2026) for this brand and found nothing filed against it. The corpus's coverage of comparable product classes (diapers, cribs, strollers) confirms the search mechanism works.

EWG's own public directory lists this exact product, Every Day Mineral Sunscreen Tint SPF 45, as EWG Verified with a Low Hazard rating, and a separate HEL lab test reports 0% of listed hazardous chemicals for the sunscreen line.

EWG's public directory itself resolves an EWG Verified listing for this exact product with a Low Hazard rating, going beyond a brand-side claim to an independently searchable registry entry.

The active ingredient is non-nano zinc oxide at 19%, with a retailer listing independently corroborating this exact concentration and non-nano status, and a tested mean particle size of 179 nm.

Manufacturing is disclosed as an FDA-registered facility in central Florida, but the finished product's full sourcing chain and a concrete warranty or repair route beyond a satisfaction promise are not published.

The full ingredient list is published and runs to roughly 20 named inactive ingredients plus the zinc oxide active, exceeding the under-15 simplicity bar, though every ingredient is individually named rather than hidden in a blend.

It leans on 'gentle', 'pediatrician-approved' and 'BEST ingredients' framing for children's suitability, though it pairs this with a concrete broad-spectrum FDA standard claim and a specific active-ingredient concentration.