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1 March, 22:59

Can you get sunburned through glass?

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  1. 1 March, 23:38
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    No glass has UV protection to keep you from a sunburn
  2. 2 March, 01:15
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    Ordinary glass absorbs 97 per cent of the UVB rays that cause sunburn and some skin cancers, and 37 per cent of the less harmful UVA radiation. This translates to a protection of about SPF30, so you canstill get burned with long enough exposure.
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