Great app!
Very useful since I have light skin and like to spend time enjoying the great outdoors! Thank you!!
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This app monitors UV ray intensity at your location, providing safe sun exposure times and recommended protection. It offers science-based information on melanoma prevention, presented by the Melanoma Foundation Onlus.
✓UV ray intensity monitoring
✓Safe sun exposure time suggestions
✓Personalized protection recommendations
✓Melanoma prevention information
✓Science-based health guidance
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What's New in Save your skin!
3.4
May 12, 2021
update, bug fix
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FAQ
What is Save your skin!?
Save your skin! monitors UV ray intensity in your current location. It suggests safe sun exposure times and recommends appropriate sun protection, offering science-based information on melanoma prevention.
Is Save your skin! free to use?
Yes, Save your skin! is completely free to download and use. The app is presented by the Melanoma Foundation Onlus and does not require any payment.
Does Save your skin! have ads?
No, Save your skin! does not contain advertisements. It is a free application focused on providing health information without commercial interruptions.
What devices is Save your skin! compatible with?
Save your skin! is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for Apple's iOS operating system.
How often is Save your skin! updated?
The latest version of Save your skin! is 3.4, last updated on May 12, 2021. While updates may vary, the app has been available since April 1, 2014.
What is the age rating for Save your skin!?
Save your skin! has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.
Who developed Save your skin!?
Save your skin! was developed by Clinical Research Technology. The app is presented in partnership with the Melanoma Foundation Onlus.
Where can I find more information about melanoma?
The app is presented by the Melanoma Foundation Onlus, which aims to convey science-based information on melanoma. You can find more information on their website at http://www.fondazionemelanoma.org/.
