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Sugargirl SPF 30 sunscreen illuminating stick sunlight .03 g/g

Homosalate ,Octocrylene ,Octisalate , Avobenzone · STICK · Longway Technology(Guangzhou)Co.,Ltd.

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Plain English

This is an over-the-counter sunscreen stick that protects your skin from sunburn by blocking ultraviolet rays, and it also provides a subtle illuminating effect. It contains multiple UV-filtering ingredients and comes in a convenient stick form for easy application.

Key Facts

Brand Name
Sugargirl SPF 30 sunscreen illuminating stick sunlight
Generic Name
Homosalate ,Octocrylene ,Octisalate , Avobenzone
NDC Code (Product)
85161-147
Manufacturer
Longway Technology(Guangzhou)Co.,Ltd.
Strength
.03 g/g
Dosage Form
STICK
Route
TOPICAL
Marketing Status
Application #
M020
Marketing Start
01/15/2026

Recall History

No Recall History

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sugargirl SPF 30 sunscreen illuminating stick sunlight used for?

This is an over-the-counter sunscreen stick that protects your skin from sunburn by blocking ultraviolet rays, and it also provides a subtle illuminating effect. It contains multiple UV-filtering ingredients and comes in a convenient stick form for easy application.

Is Sugargirl SPF 30 sunscreen illuminating stick sunlight a controlled substance?

Sugargirl SPF 30 sunscreen illuminating stick sunlight is not classified as a controlled substance by the DEA.

What is the generic name for Sugargirl SPF 30 sunscreen illuminating stick sunlight?

The generic name for Sugargirl SPF 30 sunscreen illuminating stick sunlight is Homosalate ,Octocrylene ,Octisalate , Avobenzone. There are no other listed brand versions of Homosalate ,Octocrylene ,Octisalate , Avobenzone.

What is the NDC code for Sugargirl SPF 30 sunscreen illuminating stick sunlight .03 g/g?

The NDC (National Drug Code) for Sugargirl SPF 30 sunscreen illuminating stick sunlight .03 g/g is 85161-147, listed by Longway Technology(Guangzhou)Co.,Ltd..

Product NDC

85161-147

Package NDC

85161-147-01

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