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Island Sun Tanning Beds Launches Economy-Buster Sale on Healthier, More Eco-friendly Home Tanning Beds

Published in Cancer Weekly, April 7th, 2009

Among the risks of burns, skin cancer and premature aging, tanning beds haven't had the healthiest reputation. But with the founding of her new company, Island Sun Tanning Beds and this week's launch of an economy-buster sale, Kathleen Kalaf is out to educate consumers on just how healthy, energy-efficient and affordable tanning at home can now be.

These are a far cry from tanning beds popular a decade ago. Island Sun Tanning Beds are manufactured using state-of-the-art electronic ballasts, which eliminate the electromagnetic field (EMF) associated with the magnetic ballasts used by other tanning bed brands. According to natural...

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Source: Cancer Weekly (2009-04-07)

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