Yeah that makes sense, with the limited information they provided it seems like the packaging of the product was altered which could definitely have affected the SPF value when tested. Thanks so much for your time/response, I really appreciate it!!

I’m not sure what’s going on with those tests, the procedures used by the Norwegian Food Safety Authority aren’t given in much detail – apparently they sent the sunscreens to Australia to test, but from personal experience, it’s really hard to send aerosol cans to Australia (I’ve had 9/10 packages with them confiscated by customs). So I’m wondering how they got them through, or if they decanted the products for testing? There are very few complaints about people burning from Evy sunscreens, so I would take the Norwegian tests with a big grain of salt.