Yes, it's safe to decant sunscreen from one container to another as long as you ensure the original and the new bottle are clean from contaminants however, there are some precautions to consider.

Cleanliness: Ensure both bottles are clean. If using a previously used bottle, wash it thoroughly and let it dry completely before transferring the lotion.

Avoid Mixing: Do not mix different types of sunscreen, unless you are certain they are compatible. Mixing can affect the efficacy and stability of the product.

Expriation Date: Always check the expiration date of the sunscreen. If it's near expiration, it's best not to decant it as the product might not remain effective for much longer.

Store the decanted lotion in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight. Ensure the bottle is tightly sealed to prevent air exposure.

There's always a slight risk of contamination when transferring products from one container to another. To minimise this risk, always use clean tools and bottles, and avoid touching the lotion directly with your hands.

We recommend only leaving your sunscreen in the Solar Buddie for a maximum of 2 weeks. The bottle holds 100ml, so if used correctly, the container will be empty within this timeframe.

Rememeber, the primary goal when decanting any product is to maintain its integrity and effectiveness. Always prioritise cleanliness and proper storage after each use.