Rocky Mountain Sunscreen Highlights CI Gallon SPF 50 Sunscreen Lotion with Pump
Oct 1, 2026
Rocky Mountain Sunscreen highlights the availability of its CI Gallon SPF 50 Sunscreen Lotion with Pump as part of its continued focus on practical sun care solutions for routine use.
Lafayette, Colorado, United States, October 1, 2026 -- Rocky Mountain Sunscreen has expanded its range of everyday sun care offerings with the availability of the CI Gallon SPF 50 Sunscreen Lotion with Pump. The product reflects the company’s ongoing focus on providing practical sunscreen options designed for regular application in homes, schools, camps, recreational facilities, and other environments where larger-volume formats may support consistent use.
Rocky Mountain Sunscreen operates in the sun care segment, focusing on developing products suited for routine use, including options such as reef-friendly sunscreen. The company continues to build its presence through a growing range aligned with everyday skin care habits. Its approach reflects an ongoing effort to address evolving user preferences in sun protection.
According to the company, the lotion delivers SPF 50 broad-spectrum protection designed to help shield skin from UVA and UVB rays during outdoor exposure. The product is also described as fragrance-free, making it an option for individuals and organizations seeking uncomplicated formulations for routine use. Its larger packaging format is intended to support facilities that require dependable sunscreen availability throughout the season.
A spokesperson said, "The CI Gallon SPF 50 Sunscreen Lotion with Pump reflects our continued focus on practical sun care products that fit naturally into everyday routines. We recognize that convenient access to sunscreen can support more consistent application in a variety of settings."
In addition to its functional packaging, the product complements Rocky Mountain Sunscreen's broader emphasis on formulations that align with changing consumer preferences. As interest continues to grow in products such as coral reef-safe sunscreen, the company remains focused on developing sun care options that address both practical application needs and ingredient considerations valued by many users.
A company spokesperson added, "Our goal is to continue offering sunscreen products that are practical for everyday use while supporting the diverse needs of families, schools, camps, and outdoor organizations. We remain committed to providing dependable solutions that encourage consistent sun protection habits."
The CI Gallon SPF 50 Sunscreen Lotion with Pump joins Rocky Mountain Sunscreen's expanding selection of products developed for regular outdoor use. Alongside options including sun block lotion spf 50, the company continues to strengthen its product range with solutions intended to support daily sun care routines through accessible packaging and broad-spectrum protection.
About the company: Rocky Mountain Sunscreen operates in the sun care segment with a focus on developing products suited for routine use, including reef-friendly sunscreen. The company continues to build its presence through a growing range aligned with everyday skin care habits while maintaining an ongoing commitment to meeting evolving preferences in sun protection.
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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: 89204996
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