What's the Problem?

Skin cancer statistics currently underestimate its true prevalence, with up to 3 million cases officially reported each year. This underestimation occurs due to the complexity of the diagnosis. In addition, the problem extends beyond skin cancer, as daily exposure to UV radiation leads to photoaging and other skin diseases. Current methods of UV protection lack efficient DNA repair, leading to the appearance of mutations that cause skin diseases. Current solutions include topical products with plankton extracts that claim to contain repairing photolyases. However, their efficacy, purity, and non-allergenicity are not empirically proven. These limitations demand a reliable solution that ensures mutation-free DNA repair and addresses the shortcomings of current offerings.