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If unexpected effects occur, such as itching within 48h
after the first exposure, ask your doctor for advice
before further exposures
Ultraviolet radiation of the sun or frim artificial light
sources can cause skin or eye damage. The biological
effect depends on the type and amount of irradiation
and on the sensitivity of the skin exposed to it.
Excessive irradiation can cause sunburn. Overly
frequent exposure to ultraviolet radiation of the sun or
an artificial light source can lead to early ageing of the
skin and increased risk of skin tumors. These risks increase
according to the accumulated UV radiation. Exposure
at a young age increases the skin damage later in life.
The surface of the unprotected eye can be inflamed
and in certain cases excessive exposure to radiation
can cause retinal damage. Cataract can be the
consequence of many repeated irradiation exposures.
In case of pronounced individual sensitivity or allergic
reactions to ultraviolet radiation, ask your doctor for
advice before the start of the exposure.
The
following
respected:
Always use the supplied safety goggles, contact
o
lenses and sunglasses are no surrogate for the safety
goggles
Remove cosmetics before exposure and do not use
o
any sun protecting agents or self-tanning
Certain
medical
o
medication can be heightened because of ultraviolet
radiation. In case of doubt, consult your doctor.
Let an interval of at least 48 hours between the first
o
two exposures
When using the appliance, do not sunbath the same
o
day
Follow the recommended exposure time, exposure
o
intervals and keep the recommended distance to the
tubes
Consult your doctor if your skin starts swelling, wounds
o
or pigmented spots appear
precautionary
conditions
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