Rocky Mountain Sunscreen Details Its SPF 15 Lip Balm Collection
Oct 1, 2026
The company outlines lip care choices and label customization available through its website.
Lafayette, Colorado, United States, October 1, 2026 -- Rocky Mountain Sunscreen presents its lip balm collection, which includes SPF 15 products as well as SPF-free formulations. The range forms part of the company's sunscreen and lip care catalog. Its website identifies the sun protection designation in product names, distinguishing products with SPF from those sold without it.
The representative stated, “The collection includes lip balms with SPF 15 and options without SPF. Product names identify these differences across the range.”
The company's sunscreen lip balm SPF 15 range includes Cherry, Tropical, Berry Ice, Winter Mint and Vanilla-Mint flavors. A Colorado Flag version contains Vanilla Bean flavor. The website describes the SPF products as supporting protection against UV damage while moisturizing lips affected by dryness and chapping.
The collection also lists Hot Chocolate, Apple Pie, Cherry Pie, and Cinnamon Roll products without SPF. Their descriptions identify vitamin E, aloe vera, and moisturizers. These products appear alongside the SPF options, with the absence of SPF stated in their names. The catalog therefore identifies each product's designation rather than presenting every lip balm as a sunscreen.
Beyond its lip balm assortment, the company supports label customization for organizations and events. The service accepts customer artwork for printing on lip balm labels. Its customization page describes four-color printing and explains that orders and artwork submissions are arranged by phone or via the website's contact form. Product pages identify weddings and promotions among the uses for labels created from customer designs.
The representative added, “The company also accepts artwork for lip balm labels. This service allows organizations and event planners to include their designs on the packaging.”
The company website also carries lip balms individually and in four-packs, including a Tropical SPF 15 pack. This packaging choice sits within the company's lip care catalog alongside its customization service.
About the company: Rocky Mountain Sunscreen, now known as Coral Isles, is headquartered in Lafayette, Colorado. The business began in 1992 and remains under family ownership. Its founder, David Erickson, began researching sunscreen after observing sunburn among skiers and snowboarders at Colorado resorts. The company states that its transition to the Coral Isles name did not change its lotion or spray formulations.
Contact Info:
Name: Sean Zimmerman
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Organization: Rocky Mountain Sunscreen
Address: 1360 Horizon Ave., Unit 105, Lafayette, CO 80026
Phone: 1-888-356-8899
Website: https://rmsunscreen.com/
Release ID: 89204994
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