Where Can I Find Sunscreen Towelettes?

[dismom]

I have been looking for them the last few days...since the whole liquids on carry-ons issue came up. I have looked at Walmart, Target, and Tom Thumb (grocery store). Any suggestions? I know they exist!!! TIA!!

[rjordan]

I believe I found mine both at WalMart and Walgreens. They have different brands available at drugstore.com or at amazon.com, too!

[elizabethsmom]

You can also buy them online from One Step Ahead. Here's the link:

http://www.onestepahead.com/product/117/756/117.html

[alacazander]

I got mine at Target! Maybe try a different one!

[PeterPansMum]

I looked at my walmart, target etc.. couldn't find them. I thought maybe they didn't exist anymore then I saw them in the seasonal area of bed bath and beyond.

[penguin087]

I don't know how much time you have to get them but I have gotten them from Avon before.

[DisneyMommyMichelle]

Toys R Us and Babies R Us :teeth:

[wdwpirates]

QVC also carries a line of sunscreen towlettes ans sunscreen towlettes w/insect repellant. You can go to their website and search "sunscreen".

[ruadisneyfan2]

try drugstore.com
if you have time to wait, they have everything.
I placed an order on a Fri. am and it came that Mon. afternoon w/ free shipping :cool1:

[Tnkrbelle565]

I was looking for those but then remembered that I have the Neutragena stick sunscreen...I'm assuming since you can gave solid lip balm you can bring that...just another option for people

[Leash]

Here are two kinds.

http://www.minimus.biz/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=43

[plotmom]

I would definately try Babies R Us. They usually have a supply of them right by the registers.

[WillCAD]

I have been looking for them the last few days...since the whole liquids on carry-ons issue came up. I have looked at Walmart, Target, and Tom Thumb (grocery store). Any suggestions? I know they exist!!! TIA!!

Since these are basically small tissues soaked in LIQUID sunscreen, you will most likely be forced to throw them away as well if you pack them in your carry-on.

I haven't seen the towellettes in anything higher than SPF30 either, so if you are like me and want higher protection (I use SPF45-50, anything else is just a marinate), you might be out of luck.

Not to mention that the towellettes are not waterproof or sweatproof, so you have to re-apply a lot more with them.

My advice is to save yourself the trouble; just get regular sunscreen in the brand, SPF and formulation that you prefer, and pack it in your checked bags.

If you are using DME and won't get a chance to get sunscreen out of your luggage before hitting the parks, you can pick up a bottle either at MCO after you land, or at your resort gift shop, or in the parks.