I think it is absolutely irresponsible and morally wrong to mislead a customer or potential customer by marketing their product saying: broad spectum sunscreen (UVA and UVB) when clearly they do not contain UVA protecting ingredients.

For instance, Neostrata. All their daytime glycolic acid products including their new Intense lacks UVA products, but it says on the box it does have it.

I also noticed other companies doing that, too. If you noticed a company that lies, please write down their name and product. Unfortunately, most people have no clue what are the UVA protecting ingredients are and they will go by what the box says.