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List of safety warnings for diving sets based on the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on General Product Safety (GPSR): 1. Risk of drowning: Always use the kit in the presence of an experienced diver or instructor. Make sure you have the proper training and diving certifications. Check the equipment before each use to make sure it is working and fitting properly. Never dive alone. 2. Pressure Hazards: Learn how to properly balance the pressure in your ears and sinuses to avoid injuries. Slowly emerge to avoid decompression sickness and other pressure-related injuries. Pay attention to the depth and time of diving, so as not to exceed the safe limits. 3. Risks associated with oxygen and gases: Use only breathing gases intended for diving and mix them correctly. Beware of oxygen toxicity and other risks associated with breathing gases under pressure. 4. Visibility and orientation hazards: Use equipment in waters with good visibility and knowledge of the terrain. Use a compass and other navigation tools to keep your orientation underwater. 5. Risk of entanglement and entrapment: Avoid diving in areas with lots of ropes, fishing nets and other obstacles you may get tangled up in. Wear a diving knife to cut the cords if necessary. 6. Temperature Hazards: Use appropriate foam or suit to protect yourself from hypothermia in cold water. Beware of overheating in warm water. 7. Risks associated with currents and waves: Check the weather forecast and water conditions before diving. Avoid diving in strong currents and large waves. 8. Wildlife Hazards: Be careful near dangerous marine animals such as sharks, jellyfish and sea serpents. Do not touch or accost marine animals. 9. Risk of equipment failure: Regularly inspect and maintain diving equipment according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Keep spare equipment and repair tools with you. 10. Environmental pollution: Do not leave garbage and do not damage the coral reef or other marine ecosystems. Follow the rules of ethical diving.