Operation Manual

● Do not sunbathe and use the appliance on the same day. The skin does not make any
distinction between UV-rays from the sun or from a tanning appliance.
● Protect sensitive skin parts such as scars, tattoos and genitals from exposure.
● If persistent lumps or sores appear on the skin or if there are changes in pigmented
moles, seek medical advice before resuming tanning.
● Never use the appliance when the UV lter is damaged, broken or missing or when the
timer is defective.
● Make sure that non-users, especially children, are not present when the appliance is
being operated.
● Do not choose a tanning distance of less than 65cm.
A tanning appliance is not to be used by:
● Persons with reduced sensory and/or mental capacity.
● Persons lacking knowledge of or experience with tanning appliances, with the
exception of individuals who are being supervised or have received instructions
regarding the use of the tanning appliance by a person who assumes responsibility for
their safety.
● Persons younger than 18.
● Persons who tend to freckle.
● Persons having abnormal discolored patches on skin.
● Persons having more than 16 moles (2 mm or more) on the body.
● Persons having atypical moles (dened as asymmetrical moles larger than 5 mm in
diameter with variable pigmentation and irregular borders; in case of doubt, seek
medical advice).
● Persons with a natural red hair color.
● Persons whose skin is already sunburned.
● Persons not able to tan at all or not able to tan without burning when exposed to the
sun.
● Persons that burn easily when exposed to the sun.
● Persons having a history of frequent severe sunburn during childhood.
● Persons (previously) suering from skin cancer or predisposed skin cancer.
● Persons having a rst-degree relative with a history of melanoma.
● Persons under a doctor’s care for diseases that involve photosensitivity and/or receiving
photosensitizing medications.
Electromagnetic elds (EMF)
This Hapro appliance complies with all standards regarding electromagnetic elds (EMF). If
handled properly and according to the instructions in this user manual, the appliance is safe to
use based on scientic evidence available today.
Cosmetics and medication
Cosmetics and medication can contain substances that can cause a phototoxic reaction if
combined with UV radiation. The phototoxic chemicals occurring most frequently are:
Contact your dealer for a complete list of substances that can cause a phototoxic reaction.
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Demeclocycline
Rolitetracycline
Nalidixic acid
Tretinoin
Methoxsalen
Monobenzone
Hydrochinone
Etretinate
Isotretinoin
Doxycycline
Amiodarone
Chlortetracycline
Oxytetracycline
Tetracycline
Azapropazone
Etretinate
Tretinoin
Hydrochinone
Pormer
Acitretine
Lomeoxacine