Safe Sea SPF50 Sting Blocking Sunscreen | 120ml Bottle | For Sensitive Skin | Anti Jellyfish Sting Protective Lotion (Pack of 1)

Great product, used it while open water swimming in the sea. I recommend you rub between your hands first and then over face and body as it is a thick product but will protect you from the sun really well even if you’re in the water for couple of hours. Smells nice and does not leave a white cast. Did not encounter jelly fish so unable to comment on this

A great product for sea and freshwater swimming against stings and DUCK MITE

Bought for our trip to Mexico and it did the job. No burning for either of us.

This is great for those eco-areas which demand Safe Sea products, and works well as a sunscreen. We should all ne using this all the time now.

Great product!

Good cream

Im a channel swim coach and this is a game changer.

We went to Thailand and read that we could only use reef friendly sun cream. Firstly the bottle is SMALL and is alot of money for the size, a bit bigger than the tester. It isn’t water proof as I burnt whilst I was in the sea and was only out for the max of 2 hours. Btw normal sun cream is sold in the shops in Thailand so you don’t need to spend out on expensive sun cream

Bonus: Safe for reefs

Excelente producto al momento de salir del mar no tuve ningún síntoma picadura. En cambio mis compañeros salían llenos de mala aguas con mucho ardor. 100% lo recomiendo. A los 3 días Resulte con piquetes de mala agua pero contados y no fueron dolorosos

This did work! No one got stung We went to OBX and the jelly fish were reported to be terrible at the time It's pretty greasy, but better than jellyfish stings! My kids were able to stay in the water for a few hours without complaint or reapplication Tough to get off, though, but it works and it's not harmful to marine ecosystems

Pues como protector solar si sirve pero contra malaguas no tanto jaja, se metieron muy confiados mis hijos embarrados de su proteccion anti malaguas y si les picaron. No se si les hubieran picado mas sin esto.. pero salieron picoteados.

I was told about this from a friend. Her son is apparently a magnet for jellyfish. She watched a video where a woman put a jellyfish on her arm while wearing this & didn't get stung. However, while her son hasn't been stung while wearing it, she couldn't swear that there were jellyfish near him on those days. She also told me that the only thing she didn't like is that it's really thick, like Vaseline. I'm saying all this to make my point... We live on a river that has lots of jellyfish in the summer. I hate not being able to swim when I see them. So I bought a bottle and decided to test it out for myself! First of all, it did NOT feel like Vaseline. It wasn't nearly as thick as I was told it was. I made sure to put it everywhere on my legs when I went to test it. As expected, there were plenty of jellies to use as test subjects. After getting up the nerve (and keeping the hubby on standby with a handful of sand), I walked into a jelly. He slipped right past my leg. So I kicked at it to get it on the front part of my leg. He just slid right off! And NO STING! I did this several times to make sure I was actually touching it's tentacles, and every time, it either slid past or off my leg. I'm sold!!!! And the sunscreen aspect works, as well! We were out in full sun for several hours and I didn't burn. It's pricey for the size of the bottle. But I will only use this when I'm swimming with jellies. So I won't use it at the pool or the ocean. Which means it should last a couple of seasons. A jellyfish sting isn't life-altering, but who wants to experience it? Not me. The piece of mind I now have, knowing that it definitely works, is worth every penny I paid for it!!!!! Maybe next time I'll get video of a jellyfish encounter and add it here.