Although melanoma accounts for only about 4 to 5 percent of all skin cancer cases, it causes most skin cancer-related deaths.

It is a time to review safe sun-behavior as this is a major way to prevent skin cancers of all types. Safe sun-behavior begins with limiting your exposure. It is best to avoid or limit time in the sun between the hours of 10 am and 3 pm. When that can’t be done, then products like UVSunSafe can aid in monitoring your exposure to harmful rays.

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The Month of May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month and UVSunSafe will be appearing in dozens of magazines as well as on well known syndicated Doctor’s Shows on television. Don’t get caught out in the sun without a way to monitor how much UV Rays your skin is getting. Get the UVSunSafe Wrist Band and protect the entire family while you work, play or vacation outdoors. It’s the only sun band you’ll need to keep from burning*.

UVSunSafe Wristbands are now available at many retailers across the country!

*Warning: This product does not contain a sunscreen and does not protect against sunburn. Repeated exposure of unprotected skin to the sun may increase the risk of premature skin aging, skin cancer, and other harmful effects to the skin, even if no sunburn occurs. The use of a UV warning wristband combined with limiting sun exposure, wearing protective clothing, and using sunscreens may reduce the risks of sun exposure. Such protective measures cannot eliminate these risks altogether. Store in a dark place at room temperature.

So they say … smearing a plastic bracelet called UVSunSafe with sunscreen then wearing it in the hot sun will clue you in on when to re-apply sunscreen.

The wristband’s color changes when you need more sunscreen, which the American Academy of Dermatology recommends reapplying at least every two hours after the first application or more often if you are swimming or sweating.

The bracelet is orange when it is taken out of its package, then turns purple when it encounters sunlight. Sunscreen of SPF 15 or higher should be reapplied when the band turns brown.

Users should head indoors when the words “apply sunscreen to this side” are no longer visible

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Finally, a chance to breathe and to really talk about my awesome Blissdom sponsor – UVSunSafe. What an amazing, innovative product! I had a chance to talk to several bloggers at the conference about UVSunsSense and what it does, and they were all very impressed. I’ll bet you’re wondering just what this wonder product is and how it can benefit you. Let me tell you!

UVSunSafe is a bracelet you wear that changes color when it’s time to reapply sunscreen. It contains a photosynethic dye that allows it to monitor your exposure to the UV radiation from the sun’s rays. Isn’t that genius? Here’s a picture.

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We saw a few sunbathers wearing these UV monitoring wristbands last weekend. And kids seem to think they’re okay to wear, too.

The product is called UVSunSafe. Look at the photos. The procedure is very simple. You’re placing a wristband on with the color side up.

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I was on a beach the yesterday with my kids, and I really wasn’t prepared for a hot day. If anything, I felt stupid for giving the kids sweaters. While the kids were playing, the sun burned me up and I didn’t notice. Last night, I looked in the mirror to see some guy with a pink face looking back at me.

Perhaps I should have been wearing one of those wristbands that monitor harmful UVA and UVB rays. Or, I could take it a step further and get a UVSunSafe band.

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