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I launched my suncare
brand in the US three
months ago.
Never thought my biggest
international market would
be Germany.
But here's how it
happened.
I created SunClad—a sun
protection laundry
booster.
It adds UPF 30-50+
protection to your
everyday cotton and linen.
We launched three months
ago after two years of
development.
One of my posts
showing how a SunClad
pod increased a shirt's UPF
rating from 4.5 to 40.2 in
a single wash went viral.
People took notice of the
testing lab I used: TÜV SÜD
Dave
I'd vote for Trump if he was TÜV approved
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Nika
In TÜV we trust
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gina
TÜV is the number one safety standard in
Germany, so you mostly only trust things (cars,
rollercoasters or your product) after TÜV
tested it
4d Reply
Meli
If TÜV approves, I approve
4d Reply
Ami L
I mean, if TÜV said it's fine, than it's REALLY
fine.
3d Reply
Sandra
I only go on roller coasters that are TÜV
approved
4d Reply
By people, I mean
Germans.
From the comments, it's
like people would trust
TÜV SÜD with their first
born child.
And that is why we have
had so much interest from
German customers.
If you're interested in how
TÜV SÜD tested SunClad
and the results they found,
visit our website at
lemonofthesun.com
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