Overview

• Automotive side and rear windows made from tempered glass allow as much as 60 percent of UVA rays to pass through, heightening deep skin damage and long-term cancer risk for drivers and passengers.
• Dermatologists warn that using only half the recommended sunscreen amount reduces a product’s stated SPF by up to two thirds and stress checking expiration dates and reapplying every two hours.
• High-UPF textiles tested under realistic conditions offer the most reliable primary defense for children’s sensitive skin, with sunscreen reserved as a secondary barrier.
• The WHO-endorsed SunSmart Global UV app provides real-time UV-index readings and customizable alerts to ensure timely sunscreen application.
• Experts debunk persistent myths by confirming that approved sunscreens and UV-blocking eyewear do not cause cancer and remain safe when used according to guidelines.