What Is Non-Nano Zinc Oxide in Sunscreen?
A plain-English explanation of zinc oxide particle sizing and the ZinClear® XP mineral active used by EcoZinc.
What “non-nano” describes
It refers to the particle-size specification of the zinc oxide ingredient.
EcoZinc’s zinc source
EcoZinc uses ZinClear XP made by Advance ZincTek in Queensland.
Pharmaceutical-grade ingredient
The active is manufactured to controlled quality specifications.
Read the finished-product label
The ingredient specification is one part of the complete sunscreen formulation.
EcoZinc’s stated particle range
EcoZinc identifies its ZinClear XP zinc oxide as non-nano, with a particle-size range of approximately 200–700 nm. The finished sunscreen must still be used according to its own label and directions.
Why ingredient transparency matters
Naming the zinc supplier and specification helps customers understand what active UV filter is used and where it comes from.
Frequently asked questions
What zinc oxide does EcoZinc use?
EcoZinc uses ZinClear XP manufactured by Advance ZincTek in Queensland, Australia.
What does non-nano mean here?
EcoZinc states a zinc oxide particle-size range of approximately 200–700 nm, outside the commonly referenced nanoscale threshold.
Is zinc oxide the only active UV filter in EcoZinc?
EcoZinc products use zinc oxide as the sole active UV filter.
EcoZinc mineral sunscreen is made in Rocklea, Queensland. Product availability, ingredients, claims and packaging may change. Check the current product label and listing before publishing or relying on specific details.