Table 2.

Overview of sunscreens containing DNA repair enzymes currently available (alphabetic order)

Name	Company	SPF	DNA Repair	Relevant Studies included in this review
Ateia®	Kwizda Pharma GmbH, Vienna, Austria	50+ 50 30 25	Liposome‐encapsulated Photolyase, Endonuclease	Wolf et al 51
Eryfotona® AK‐NMSC	Isdin, SA, Barcelona, Spain	100+	Liposome‐encapsulated Photolyase	Puviani et al 18
Heliocare 360° AK Fluid	Cantabria Labs, Madrid, Spain	100+	Liposome‐encapsulated Photolyase, Endonuclease, 8‐Oxoguanine Glycosylase	Stege et al 12 Yarosh et al 52
Ladival® med	STADA Arzneimittel, Bad Vilbel, Germany	20 15	Liposome‐encapsulated Photolyase	Krutmann et al 62
Neova Active® (SPF43) Neova Everyday® (SPF44) Neova Silc Sheer® 2.0 (SPF 40)	Pharma Cosmetics, Oradell, New Jersey, United States	43 a 44 a 40 a	Liposome‐encapsulated Photolyase, Endonuclease	Puviani et al 18
Neova Smart Moisture®	Pharma Cosmetics, Oradell, New Jersey, United States	30 a	Liposome‐encapsulated Photolyase	Puviani et al 18
Priori Tetra®	PRIORI Skincare, San Diego, California, United States	50 a	Liposome‐encapsulated Photolyase, Endonuclease, 8‐Oxoguanine Glycosylase	Stege et al 12 Yarosh et al 52
Sesderma Repaskin®	Sesderma, Madrid, Spain	50 30	Liposome‐encapsulated Photolyase	Stege et al 12

Abbreviations: SPF, Sun protection factor; UV‐B, Ultraviolet B.

^aAmerican SPF (Currently, US products only measure SPF based on protection against UV‐B).