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The startup manufactures ultraviolet-sensitive, color-changing inks that serve as real-time SPF indicators for sunscreen users. This technology enables individuals to monitor their skin's UV exposure visually, ensuring proper application and reapplication of sunscreen to reduce the risk of skin cancer and age-related skin changes.

```xml <problem> Many sunscreen users do not apply enough sunscreen or reapply it frequently enough, leading to increased risk of sunburn, skin cancer, and premature skin aging. Individuals lack a simple, real-time method to visually assess their skin's UV exposure and the effectiveness of their sunscreen application. </problem> <solution> SunFly Brands develops UV-sensitive, color-changing inks that act as real-time SPF indicators for sunscreen users. The photochromic inks are designed to help users apply and reapply the correct amount of sunscreen at the appropriate times. When applied to the skin and covered with sunscreen, the ink remains clear, indicating sufficient protection; color change signals that reapplication is needed. SunFly offers standalone SPF indicator stamps and a patented stamp-in-cap design that integrates the technology directly into sunscreen packaging. </solution> <features> - Photochromic inks that change color based on UV exposure, providing a visual indication of sunscreen effectiveness. - Inks formulated to work with any SPF-rated sunscreen. - Stand-alone SPF indicator stamps for direct application to the skin. - Patented stamp-in-cap design for integration into sunscreen product packaging. - Inks designed to last an entire day and undergo multiple color-fade and reapplication cycles. - Options for broadband (UVA/UVB) indicators for comprehensive protection monitoring. </features> <target_audience> The primary target audience includes individual sunscreen users concerned about adequate UV protection, as well as cosmetic companies seeking to enhance their sunscreen products with real-time SPF indicators. </target_audience> ```

What does do?

The startup manufactures ultraviolet-sensitive, color-changing inks that serve as real-time SPF indicators for sunscreen users. This technology enables individuals to monitor their skin's UV exposure visually, ensuring proper application and reapplication of sunscreen to reduce the risk of skin cancer and age-related skin changes.

Where is located?

is based in Seattle, United States.

How much funding has raised?

has raised 2100000.

Location
Seattle, United States
Funding
2100000
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Executive Summary

The startup manufactures ultraviolet-sensitive, color-changing inks that serve as real-time SPF indicators for sunscreen users. This technology enables individuals to monitor their skin's UV exposure visually, ensuring proper application and reapplication of sunscreen to reduce the risk of skin cancer and age-related skin changes.

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Seattle, United States

Funding

$

Estimated Funding

$2M+

Team

No team information available.

Company Description

Problem

Many sunscreen users do not apply enough sunscreen or reapply it frequently enough, leading to increased risk of sunburn, skin cancer, and premature skin aging. Individuals lack a simple, real-time method to visually assess their skin's UV exposure and the effectiveness of their sunscreen application.

Solution

SunFly Brands develops UV-sensitive, color-changing inks that act as real-time SPF indicators for sunscreen users. The photochromic inks are designed to help users apply and reapply the correct amount of sunscreen at the appropriate times. When applied to the skin and covered with sunscreen, the ink remains clear, indicating sufficient protection; color change signals that reapplication is needed. SunFly offers standalone SPF indicator stamps and a patented stamp-in-cap design that integrates the technology directly into sunscreen packaging.

Features

Photochromic inks that change color based on UV exposure, providing a visual indication of sunscreen effectiveness.

Inks formulated to work with any SPF-rated sunscreen.

Stand-alone SPF indicator stamps for direct application to the skin.

Patented stamp-in-cap design for integration into sunscreen product packaging.

Inks designed to last an entire day and undergo multiple color-fade and reapplication cycles.

Options for broadband (UVA/UVB) indicators for comprehensive protection monitoring.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes individual sunscreen users concerned about adequate UV protection, as well as cosmetic companies seeking to enhance their sunscreen products with real-time SPF indicators.

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