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UV-Sensor

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UV-Sendot Instr.

Now you can safely enjoy the sun without the trouble of sunburn, wrinkles, freckles and skin cancer.

Just bring Mingle’s UV Sensor with you as you walk the dog or go to the beach. UV Sensor changes colour when

exposed to the sun showing you the UV level in just a few seconds. Turn it around, UV Sensor’s protection guide

will also remind you the proper sun protection. Available in many design and shapes that fits your lifestyle, UV Sensor

is truly a daily essential that leaves you carefree under the sun.

First remove the protection sticker before use.
Expose the pictured face towards the sunrays for 15 seconds and see the colour change.
Read the UV level from the colour scale which has the closest colour with the changed colour
Take protective measures accordingly from the recommendations at the back.

Don’t expose the keychain in the sun continuously. Expose it only when you need to read the UV Level.

· Limit Exposure during midday hours since most UV, 60%, is received between 10 am and 2pm daily

· Seek shade — it can reduce UV by 50% or more

· Wear protective clothings: broad-brimmed hat to protect the eyes, face and neck

· Protect the eyes with wrap-around-design sunglasses or sunglasses with side panels and that block 99~100% of UV rays

· Always use broad-spectrum, (SPF)15+ sunscreen when outside and reapply liberally since sweat can remove sunscreen.

· Protect babies and young children.

· Avoid tanning beds.

· Special Care: People with different skin types reacts to UV radiation differently. Fair-skinned people e.g. children

and babies may need extra protections. So apply protective measures according to your needs.”

Recommended Protection Guide

UV Level	Recommended Sun Protection Measures
Low	You can stay safely outside without protection (add “SAFE” )
Moderate	SPF 15+	Seek shade during midday hours. (add umbrella print ) Wear a shirt, sunglasses, and a hat (add clothes symbol)
High	SPF 30+
Very High	Apply sunscreen SPF50+ Avoid being outside during midday hours. (add house) Make sure you seek shade (add umbrella print ) Must wear a shirt, sunglasses, a hat and (add clothes symbol)

Proper protection subjects to individual needs (skin type, eye colour, hair colour …)”

· Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer in the world, and TWO out of THREE people in Australia will develop skin cancer during their life.

· Sunscreens should not be used to prolong exposure times

· Taking regular breaks during sunbathing cannot prevent sunburn because UV radiation exposure is cumulative during the day .

· You can still get sunburnt on a cloudy day : Over 90% of UV can penetrate light cloud

· Indoor workers receive 10%-20% of outdoor workers’ yearly UV exposure

· At half a meter depth UV is still 40% as intense as at the surface

· Ground reflection can as much double your UV exposure : Sand + 25%, Sea Foam +25% and Snow +80%.

· UV increases by 4% for each 300m increase in altitude

More information can be found from local weather stations and websites.

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