Sunscreenr™ is a viewer that shows you sunscreen coverage and protection. Waterproof, durable, ultra-portable, and simple to use.
Sunscreenr is a special UV camera that shows you sunscreen coverage and protection. It is a waterproof, durable, ultra-portable device which is pretty simple to use. The idea was to come up with a project that would help you protect yourself and your kids from extensive sun damage.
There are 1 Million cases of skin cancer per year in the US alone, but sunscreen can significantly reduce your chances of getting cancer. Unfortunately, most people only apply 25% to 50% of the sunscreen they should. That’s where Sunscreenr steps in. This viewer will make it easy for you to analyze where your skin is covered by sunscreen and where it’s not. Sunscreenr Sees Unprotected Skin. It will show you where you’ve missed a spot when applying sunscreen and where sunscreen has worn off your skin even after sweating, swimming, or toweling off. A must have for the summers!
The tiny viewer, which is both waterproof and super durable, measures just three inches by two inches, and is an easy way to determine which parts of your skin have been covered with sunscreen, and which parts are still woefully exposed. Simply look through the little device to check out your coverage, and better determine when it’s time to reapply sunblock after a swim, a sweat, or a toweling off. To check yourself out, you can record a short selfie video with the device, then replay it for your own benefit.
Sunscreenr’s patent-pending technology makes it easier and more efficient to really visualize the protection provided, or not provided, by sunscreen, and given the rapid onset of the summer and outdoor activities, it’s high time to be applying those lotions.
Sunscreenr is a small, handheld gadget that shows you where you’ve missed a spot when applying sunscreen, and where it’s worn off after you’ve been in the pool or ocean, or just sweating in the heat of the sun. And it does so with a teeny UV camera that actually lets you see UV light.
