Maska do snorkelingu dla dzieci Cressi Moon Kids DN200620

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List of safety warnings for swimming goggles based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on general product safety (GPSR): 1. Age restrictions: Make sure your swimming goggles are suitable for your age. Some models may only be intended for adults or older children. 2. Choking risk: Small components (e.g. adjustable straps, clips) can pose a choking hazard for young children. Keep swimming goggles and their parts out of reach of children. 3. Eye protection: Swimming goggles should only be used for swimming in water. Do not use them for other purposes, for example. as protection from the sun. 4. Visibility: Make sure your swimming goggles provide good visibility underwater. Blurred or scratched lenses can pose a risk. 5. Fit: Swimming goggles should be adjusted accordingly to prevent water from leaking into the eyes. Poorly fitting glasses can cause eye discomfort or irritation. 6. Allergies: If you are allergic to latex or other materials, check the composition of your swimming goggles before use. 7. Cleaning and Maintenance: Regularly clean your swimming goggles with mild soap and water. Avoid using aggressive cleaners that can damage your lenses. 8. Cracks and Damage: Regularly inspect your swimming goggles for cracks or other damage. Do not use damaged glasses. 9. Salt water use: After swimming in salt water, rinse your swimming goggles thoroughly with fresh water to prevent corrosion. 10. Use in open water: Be careful when using swimming goggles in open water. Allow them to be used in open water only for people who can swim. 11. Immersion: Do not dive at great depths with swimming goggles.