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What Are Tanning Beds?

Tanning beds, also known as sunbeds, are devices that emit ultraviolet (UV) radiation to produce a cosmetic tan. They are commonly found in salons and are used by individuals seeking to achieve a tanned appearance without sun exposure.

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