UVmeter Overview
Real-time Ultraviolet Radiation Index evaluation based on publications of The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), The National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) of New Zealand and near-real-time Ozone datasets from OMI, AURA Satellite, NASA.
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Check UV Index! Everyday. sun rays (UVA/UVB) generate free radicals in the skin. One of the main factors behind the formation of dark spots, which make the complexion less even. 'this app' will tell you UV Index at your current location. It helps protect you from UV exposure by providing an hourly UV forecast for almost anywhere in the World. You can see recommended protection, required equipment, sunblock information and sunburn times. Real-time Ultraviolet Radiation Index evaluation based on publications of The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), The National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) of New Zealand and near-real-time Ozone datasets from OMI, AURA Satellite, NASA. if you need help please contact us at [email protected] and give us a chance to help you. If you enjoy the app, don’t forget to give us a review on the App store. Enjoy the app!
Top Reviews
By Keep going Hans
Update succeeded
If you need good, accurate and updated information about the UV index in the place you stay, this app is the one you need. Easy to read on a meter, no clustered useless information, but just what you need. Six months ago I wrote a review complaining about the information not being updated automatically, but the developer has really listened, so the app is now a must-have earning five stars. Having sensitive skin and living in a place with a lot of sun I use it every day(easy to just tap the app on the Apple Watch). When I am travelling it automatically gives the information on current location. Thank you and keep up the good work!
By JDiswritingreview
Good for kids
When my kids say they don't want to apply sunscreen or wear a swim shirt I tell them to use this app to check the UV index. If below 3 and experts say OK for no sun protection then we can skip the sunscreen. Otherwise they need to follow the guidelines or stay out of the sun. Saves arguments and teaching them some science.
By IbelithLP
Love it, but...
I love this app, I just wish it would let you write locations that you would like to see the UV meter.
