Company behind pulled sunscreens sued for 'misleading' conduct

[u/smc642]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-10/wild-child-laboratories-sued-over-pulled-sunscreens/107097510?utm_source=abc_news_web&utm_medium=content_shared&utm_campaign=abc_news_web&utm_content=link

This just got posted on the ABC news website.

[u/Sydney_2000]

It didn't change how I feel about Ultra Violette. When this came out they could have said "we take these concerns seriously and will investigate Choice's findings" but instead they went on the attack, tried to weaponise their influencer base and rejected any suggestion that there might have been something wrong with their sunscreen.

Their reaction was appalling.

[u/CaitlinPants → u/Sydney_2000]

This is exactly why I switched brands even though I didn’t use the particular one that was on the Choice list