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Medications DRUGS USED TO MANAGE SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS Table 1: Recommendation of sunscreens currently available in the USA Broad-spectrum UVA/UVB Sunscreens Containing Parsol 1789 Cetaphil Daily Moisturizer SPF 15 Coppertone Shade Spray Mist SPF 30 Coppertone Shade Sunblock Lotion SPF 30/45 La Roche-Posay Anthellios ŒL' Cream SPF 60 Umbrella Sunscreen Lotion/Spray SPF 15/30 Presun Ultra Lotion/Gel SPF 15/30 Solar AVO SPF 32 Sunscreens for Very Sensitive Skin (Generally Contain Titanium Dioxide or Zinc Oxide) Clinique City Block SPF 15/25 DuraScreen SPF 30 Elta Block SPF 30/32 Estee Lauder Sunblock SPF 15/30 MD Forte Total Daily Protector SPF-15 Netrogena Sensitive Skin Sunblocker SPF 17 Presun Sensitive Block SPF 28 Vanicream SPF 15/35 Waterproof/Sweat-resistant Sunscreens Copperton Shade Spray Mist SPF 30 Copperton Sport spray/stick SPF 15/30 Elta Block Super Waterproof SPF 30 La Rocke-Posay Anthelios ŒS' cream SPF 30 Neutrogena Sunblock spray/stick SPF 20/25 Presun Ultra Spray SPF 27 Solar cream SPF 50 Sunscreen for Lips or Eyelids ChapStick Ultra SPF 15/30 Coppertone Lipkote SPF 15 Coppertone Shade Sunblock Stick SPF 30 La Roche-Posay Anterpos Ceralip SPF 50 Neutrogena Lip Moisturizer SPF 15 Neutrogena Sublock Stick SPF 25 Pre-sun Lip Protector SPF 15 Moisturizer/Sunscreen Combinations Cetaphil Daily Facial Moisturizer SPF 15 Elta Block SPF 30/32 Eucerin Daily Lotion APF 15/25 Keri Skin Renewal SPF 15 Lubriderm Daily UV Lotion with Sunscreen SPF 15 Neutrogena Healthy Skin SPF 15 Neutrogena Moisture SPF 15 Oil of Olay Daily UV Protectant SPF 15 Purpose Dual Moisturizer Lotion/Cream SPF 15 Oil-free Sunscreens Clinique Oil Free Sunblock SPF 15 Copperton Shade Oil-Free Gel SPF 30 Neutrogena Oil Free Sunblock Lotion SPF 30 Neutrogena Sunblock Spray SPF 20 Umbrella Sunscreen Spray SPF 15 It should be noted that this list was generated as a result of the "expert opinion" of a number of practicing dermatologist across the USA. Unfortunately, there are virtually no current published data resulting from systematic comparisons of the efficacy of various commercial products in the categories indicated in this table. Please not that SLE patients are recommended to use a product containing an SPF of 30 or greater whenever possible. This list was adapted from a list published on the RxDerm-L Internet chat group in 1997 and was updated by Ting and Sontheimer. Reproduced from Ting and Sonthemier (2001, Lupus 10: 171-184) with permission. - - - Return to Medications  |
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