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A scale for rating the level of sunburn protection in sunscreen products. The higher the SPF, the more sunburn protection it gives. Sunscreens with a value of 2 through 11 give minimal protection against sunburns. Sunscreens with a value of 12 through 29 give moderate protection. SPFs of 30 or higher give high protection against sunburn. Also calle...
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<abbreviation> Sun protection factor. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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sun protection factor.
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Sun Protection Factor. A world-wide rating system for measuring the amount of protection from ultraviolet radiation that a sun lotion gives.
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Type: Abbreviation Definitions: 1. Abbreviation for sun protection factor.
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SPF (sun protection factor): A number on a scale for rating sunscreens. SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor. SPF numbers on a package can range from as low as 2 to as high as 60. These numbers refer to the product's ability to screen or block out the sun's burning rays. The SPF rating is calculated by comparing the amount of time needed to produce...
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SPF is an acronym for sun protection factor. Sunscreen products have an SPF; the higher the SPF, the more protection you get from sunburn.
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Specific pathogen free
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Protects skin from (UVA/UVB) sun rays, which causes wrinkles, pigment- ation, brown spots, and Melanomas (cancer). The higher the factor the better but covering up is the best protection.
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The degree to which a sunscreen protects the skin from ultraviolet radiation. Levels of SPF can range from 2-70. The higher a sunscreen
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SPF is an acronym for sun protection factor. Sunscreen products have an SPF; the higher the SPF, the more protection you get from sunburn.
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Specific pathogen free
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(Sun Protection Factor) Currently, the SPF only refers to protection from UVB. It does not cover UVA. The FDA is working on a new system that will include both. In the meantime, consumers need to be sure their sunscreen contains a UVA blocker as well. Look for zinc, titanium, mexoryl, avobenzone/Parlsol. All sunscreens are currently labeled ...
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An acronym for Sun Protection Factor that ranges from SPF 2 to SPF 50. SPF 2 will give the least sun protection whilst SPF 50 will give the maximum sun protection.
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Sun protection factor, a measurement of how well a sunscreen protects skin against the suns UVB rays.
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