-- Rocky Mountain Sunscreen outlines the availability of its Coral Isles SPF 50 spray collection, which includes 16-ounce bottles, 32-ounce quarts, and gallon refills. The collection also includes KIDS packaging. The company's website currently lists these formats alongside information about refilling, formulation and shipping.
The representative stated, “The collection includes bottles for application and gallon containers for refilling. Product information identifies the sizes available within the SPF 50 spray range.”
The liquid spray sunscreen mist collection lists broad-spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays. Its quart listings identify schools, day camps, childcare facilities, and Montessori programs among the settings for use. The gallon format replenishes the collection's 16-ounce and quart dispensers.
The company identifies refilling as a feature of its containers. Its product pages also caution that moving sunscreen into containers that have not undergone testing may compromise effectiveness. The company states that it does not assume liability when its product is stored in containers supplied by third parties.
Product pages disclose that the sprays contain alcohol and are not eligible for UPS Second Day Air or other air shipping services. The company may contact customers who select air shipping to change the delivery method before processing an order. This information appears on the bottle, quart and refill listings.
Beyond product distribution, the organization maintains website resources for employers, schools and childcare providers. Its employer information describes sunscreen supply programs for swimming pools, construction crews, highway departments and municipalities. The site also directs employers to resources addressing clothing, training and workplace sun protection policies.
The representative added, “The website brings together product listings, container guidance and information for organizations managing sunscreen supplies. The spray listings also explain shipping restrictions before orders are processed.”
The company's name change information states that its lotion and spray formulations remain unchanged under the Coral Isles name. It identifies Coral Isles as the same business that operated under the name Rocky Mountain Sunscreen.
About the company: Rocky Mountain Sunscreen, now Coral Isles, is headquartered in Lafayette, Colorado. Founded in 1992 by David Erickson, the business remains under family ownership. Research followed observations of sunburn among skiers. Its website includes sunscreen products and resources on sun protection.
Contact Info:
Name: Sean Zimmerman
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Organization: Rocky Mountain Sunscreen
Address: 1360 Horizon Ave., Unit 105, Lafayette, CO 80026
Phone: 1-888-356-8899
Website: https://rmsunscreen.com/
Release ID: 89204993
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