G'Day Zinc Terms and Conditions
G'Day Zinc Terms and Conditions
G'Day Zinc Terms and Conditions
G'Day Zinc Terms and Conditions
Why G'Day Zinc?
Our Vision
Reef Safe
All our sunscreens are reef safe and compliant with the latest and upcoming Hawaiian Senate Bill
Organic & Vegan
100 certified vegan (VegeCert) and 100% audited organic (NSF) for a clean and pure formulation that respects our skin.
Safe for Kids and Babies
The FDA has only approved 2 sunscreen active ingredients as safe, Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide. You will never find a chemical UV filter in our products.
The limited supply of Zinc to the surface Atlantic Ocean can explain the lack of an Atlantic Zinc remineralization signal and indicates Zinc might play a role in phytoplankton community composition and productivity.
Zinc is a key micronutrient in the ocean, the subsurface water masses that supply nutrients to the surface ocean are depleted in Zinc.
https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029
No one knows sun like Australians.
WHO ARE WE?
Australian sunscreen made by Australians for the harsh Australian sun.
From the outback to the beach G’day Zinc has got you covered. Our zinc sunscreens are certified vegan (VegeCert), cruelty-free, reef safe, audited organic (NSF/ANSI 305-2021) and most importantly Aussie Made (AMCL). But what about other nasty ingredients? No worries, we have you covered! G’day Zinc products are free from mineral oils, synthetic fragrances, preservatives and only use zinc oxide as the active ingredient – the only UV filter approved as safe and effective by the FDA. In fact, even our zinc oxide is made in Australia by Advance ZincTeK using solar power!
We take the guessing game outta sunscreen so you can focus on your next adventure!
Cheers,
The G’day Zinc Team
Behind the scenes
G'DAY contains none of the Sunscreen Active Ingredients shown to cause coral bleaching or alter development of the brain and liver in some fish.
We grew up swimming in the beautiful Great Barrier Reef and want to keep it that way for generations to come.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs
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