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Natural Patch's 'SunnyPatch' Keeps Kids Safe From Harmful Sun Rays

Natural Patch's 'SunnyPatch' is a tiny patch specifically designed to monitor UV exposure in children. This innovative patch is made with a remarkable, color-changing material that alerts parents and guardians when more sunscreen needs to be applied to their child's skin.

The patches stick on like temporary tattoos and can be applied to any part of the body that is exposed to the sun. Then, parents can apply sunscreen on their child and wait for the indicator to display that more is required. Since SunnyPatch works with various varieties of sunscreen, consumers may use it hassle-free in addition to their preferred brand.

The 'SunnyPatch' comes in a pack of 24 UV patches, complete with a resealable zip lock bag. It is dermatologist tested and water-resistant for long days at the beach.
Trend Themes
1. Uv-monitoring Gadgets for Kids - Opportunities exist to develop a variety of innovative devices that help parents monitor their children's UV exposure.
2. Color-changing Materials in Consumer Products - The technology behind the SunnyPatch highlights opportunities to use color-changing materials in other consumer products to improve safety and function.
3. Smart Patches for Health and Wellness - SunnyPatch is an example of how smart patches can be used in the areas of health and wellness to monitor and track various health indicators.
Industry Implications
1. Childcare - Childcare providers and parents alike can benefit from UV-monitoring gadgets that help protect children from harmful sun rays.
2. Consumer Goods - Consumer goods manufacturers can incorporate color-changing materials, like the ones used in SunnyPatch, into their products to improve safety and functionality.
3. Wearable Technology - The use of smart patches, like SunnyPatch, can spur growth in the wearable technology industry by expanding the market for products that track health and wellness indicators.

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