You can still get vitamin D while using sunscreen

Reality check: Regular sunscreen use likely won't cause vitamin D deficiency, according to dermatologists.

What they're saying: Your body needs very little UVB sunlight to start making vitamin D, dermatologist Henry Lim told Axios.

• And since sunscreen is often not applied to all exposed skin evenly, "chances are, you are still getting a fair amount of vitamin D," dermatologist Nazanin Saedi said.

Yes, but: If you're mostly indoors or fully covered when outside, experts recommend taking a vitamin D supplement. Lim suggests one multivitamin daily.