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   adubman said, about 2 years ago

   SPF 26,000. Protects against UV rays for 3 years.
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   Doctor Toon said, about 2 years ago

   I’m full Norwegian and I’ve worked nights for ten years, have developed some sensitivity to sunlight, not this sensitive.
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   FrankenAaronStein said, about 2 years ago

   Laura, you missed a spot. Little Nick looks like a melting marshmallow.
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   husky51 said, about 2 years ago

   hahaha, a little off track, but a couple of years ago, I spent the whole summer at the pool for at least 3 hours almost every day with little sunscreen. Then I read my heart meds bottle…. sigh.“avoid prolonged exposure to the sun” lol
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   keith kunz said, about 2 years ago

   rcently i made a painful discovery as long i’m active nothing
   but as soon as i stand or sit i burn.
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   dante.deangelo said, about 2 years ago

   II’ve got Mederterrean skin so the sun is not much of an issue but the grandkids all need plenty.
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   twistedmonkey said, about 2 years ago

   “brightly lighted”?!?! “BRIGHTLY LIT POOL” %@#!!
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   SUSAN NEWMAN said, about 2 years ago

   I thought that was white paint!
   Sure looks like it.
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   Citizen GROG! said, about 2 years ago

   Adam looks a lot shorter and dumpier than he used to.
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    benbrilling said, about 2 years ago

    Has it ever occurred to you that sunscreen may be carcinogenic?
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    Sojo said, about 2 years ago

    I guess you can’t be too careful.
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    kfaatz925 said, about 2 years ago

    I know an easier way – just fill up the bathtub and jump in.
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    lin4869 said, about 2 years ago

    Even if one has darker skin, sunscreen should be applied.
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    Tigger said, about 2 years ago

    Have to re-apply after they exit the pool and pay a hefty price to the Pool Repair Guy/Gal to come and unclog the Pool Filter from all of the Sun Block goop
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    Chuck Barnard said, about 2 years ago

    We’ve got one (1) nuclear fusion power plant. It’s 93,000,000 miles from everything. It still kills people by radiation burns and cancer. Tell me again about how safe it is…? Not that it’s worse than other things we’ve done…how many generations lived in smoke before we invented the chimney? If you have a tan, it’s because you have already damaged your skin—it’s damage that triggers melanin production….
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