How to prevent skin cancer with UV Monkey



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I remember when I was a little girl and how much I enjoyed those endless summer days spent from sunrise to sunset on the beach, doing nothing but having the most relaxing time of my life. I’m sure that those days were once in a lifetime and I don’t expect them to ever come back, but this doesn’t mean I can’t miss them from the bottom of my heart.

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The great thing about those days was the fact that I had no worries about problems like skin cancer, which got to alarming points these days. I don’t know why, but I have the feeling that we should be afraid of anything nowadays. We cannot trust anything and we should be more cautious than ever. And such an attitude makes me a little bit uncomfortable, because I really don’t think that being “equipped” with so many phobias will be good for us in the long term.



So, if you’re one of those who loves to waste as much time as possible staying under the sun, from morning to evening, then you should know that you can have a UV Monkey of your own to help you prevent skin cancer.

Coming from Firebox, the device “is a key-fob sized UV ray detector”. The only thing the user should do is to expose the UV Monkey to sunlight and to wait for it to give you the information you need concerning the strength of the rays at a certain moment. There’s a purple scale with four parts, as you can easily see for yourselves, and “each part of the scale corresponds to the UV warning scales used in national forecasts too”.

The device is so small that you can actually take it wherever you like with you and hang it from your keys or attach it to the beach bag and so on. The UV Monkey is currently available at Firebox for no more than £3.95.

(Source: Coolest-Gadgets)

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