Environmental advertising: sunscreen.

The terms 'ocean friendly,' 'marine conscious,' and 'reef conscious' were moved from a secondary category (terms implied by other listed phrases) into the primary list of explicitly prohibited terms. The connecting phrase 'or any other term implying' was removed, so these three terms are now directly banned rather than only banned when they appear as implications of other language.

The catch-all language 'any other term implying the product does not harm marine ecosystems' was replaced with a narrower formulation: 'any other term implying ocean friendly, marine conscious, reef conscious, or a similar term or phrase likely to cause a reasonable consumer to believe that the product does not harm marine ecosystems.' This adds specificity by naming additional targeted terms and requires a reasonable-consumer likelihood standard, making it harder for regulators to reach claims that fall outside the listed categories.

Chemical filter names were reformatted from 'Avobenzone. Avobenzone (CAS 70356-09-1)' style to simply 'Avobenzone (CAS 70356-09-1)', removing the redundant repeated name.

Amendment date updated from March 3, 2026 to April 9, 2026, with the earlier date retained as a secondary line. Page numbering and digest paragraph ordering were adjusted.

Each of the six listed UV filter chemicals now includes its CAS registry number in parentheses (e.g., Avobenzone (CAS 70356-09-1)), providing a precise scientific identifier for each substance to eliminate ambiguity in enforcement.