It says "use a water resistant sunscreen if swimming or sweating". Are you sure this is water resistant?
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I've used it primarily on my daughter and have since she was about 2 - so we reapply pretty often, but she has never gotten a sunburn while being in the water. Our pediatrician recommended it because sge has very sensitive skin and it has been great for that. Many other sunscreens irritated her skin, but this one has been great and provides strong protection.
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I find this product to be water resistant but more bendable than other brands of this type
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My dermatologist recommended this when I was on Retinol acne cream this brand was excellent . I use it in my two year old and have used it since he was 4 months old. You do have to put it on again after so many hours in the sun and after swimming/sweating just like all sunscreens but it works wonders .
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Haven't tried it but they said water resistant and washable. I highly doubt it. There aren't many in the market that let you swim and listen.
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No it is water resistant. But mine never stopped working and I was out in a thunderstorm for 4 hours wearing it. It's about as close to waterproof that you can get.
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According to their site, it is water resistant and can be submerged up to 10 meters. I wear mine all the time, even in the shower, but I'd be hesitant to use it if I was in water most of the day. Maybe others have more experience with that...
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Yes it is waterproof and water resistant, even sun resistant. It has very good quality
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Asfar as I know it's waterproof. I wear mine 24/7 since I had it, and nothing has happen to it yet. I wear it working out , swim, and shower.As time goes buy the halogram will probably pop off. Nothing last forever!
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Their information says it is SPF 30 and doesn't mention waterproof, so I would say it isn't.
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Water resistant is probably the right term. The less exposure to water, the longer it lasts, of course. Daily showers are no problem. I swim for an hour with it. I can get about 5 days out of it before it gets too scruffy-looking. Got 6 days once when I didn't swim. DO NOT DRY IT with a blow dryer or you will get a burn on your skin from the adhesive! That's a big warning. Just let it air dry.
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Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. This item is not listed as water resistant by the manufacturer. Please let me know if you need any further assistance.
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I swim laps 2-3 times and week an tho bathing suit is the only one I have, it's very chlorine resistant! Now with that being said you should never wash your suit in the washing machine an always hang to dry. I never ring mine out either. Hope this helps!Lovin mineCheers
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Hi - yes it is water resistant to some degree. I have had it for ~8 months and have had no problems. I've run in the rain with it a few times and I usually rinse it off under the faucet after every (or every other) use. So far, no problems and it's already outlasted the Timex Ironman I had previously. I have not 'submerged' it (i.e. swimming, etc.). Hope this helps!
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No its not water resistant you can't get in the pool with it, but the sweat won't hurt it. The sweat is Okay it does not harm your device. Just can't submerge the unit in water.
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All of the documentation I have found online states water resistant.Which usually means as long as you aren't diving with it you should be ok. My concern though would be the optical sensor on the back used for measuring heart rate. I personally would not swim with it on.
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I understand it is water resistant, so you can work out and shower with it, however, their website says to remove it before swimming. Hope that helps.
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Water resistant is probably the right term. The less exposure to water, the longer it lasts, of course. Daily showers are no problem. I swim for an hour with it. I can get about 5 days out of it before it gets too scruffy-looking. Got 6 days once when I didn't swim.DO NOT DRY IT with a blow dryer or you will get a burn on your skin from the adhesive! That's a big warning. Just let it air dry.
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Yes. Most (if not all) sunscreens say to reapply after swimming or getting wet or after 2 hrs. The efficacy of the SPF fades away with time.
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Yes it is supposedly water resistant, but I would not let it stand water for any long period of time.