Is suncream cheaper to buy out there?

[twogoto]

Always buy before we fly - but is it cheaper out there?

There are only two of us but one of us has Jamaican heritage whilst the other is on the ginger side, so we tend to end up with every denomination of suncream which can get quite costly!

[swiper]

We always buy before we go as I’m sure that it’s a lot more expensive in the USA
( UK named brands )

[blusteryday]

A quick look at Instacart and it shows that Aldi has some good prices out there at the moment...

[Bee happy]

We buy out there as they do higher factors, I have bought SPF 70 for the kids there.

[discostu]

We tend to buy Equate in Walmart or Targets own brand they are certainly cheaper and better than in Ireland

[greekgranny]

No-Ad in large bottles is a good and comes in high factors.

[quiddity]

Well aldi's own suncream & aftersun are under £2 each, smell lovely, work well & 5 star rated so I'd get them rather than buy out there

[JAF]

We like the Banana Boat 100 Sport which does stop me burning and is normally cheaper over there than here where we also have problems finding it. Like the way it sprays on easily and is not sticky

[toonarmani]

Originally Posted by blusteryday

A quick look at Instacart and it shows that Aldi has some good prices out there at the moment...

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More expensive than UK though?

[BevS97]

We buy out there because we like the aerosol ones form Target or Walmart. I don’t know if it’s cheaper or more expensive but it’s never seemed unreasonable and I find it so much easier to apply that it’s worth it.