It's an average sunscreen that promises much more...

The basis of the ThinkSport brand is to create safe products for all to use, particularly targeted towards athletes and kids. If you read through their website, there's a lengthy article touting 'scientific evidence' and research behind what they do, quoting past studies on animals.
Yes, there are many chemicals in products these days, but this brand and similar ones use that to their advantage to try to sell a product.
There was nothing special about this product, it's a generic sunscreen that provides adequate protection.
Am I sold on the 'science-y' lingo? Nope.