ProSun International has been supplying the world with quality tanning beds and tanning booths for over 27 years. Both business-savvy salon owners and home tanners alike choose ProSun for our feature-rich, sturdy, and undeniably attractive equipment. Choose your path below and find out why ProSun beds are right for you.

Jade Series

• ProTech face and arm bronzers
• Easily accessed session timer
• Energy efficient air flow
• Jade 26, 28 & SR use Onyx canopies
• Six different models, including ASR!
• 26 and Up available in Cherry Red

Contact us at : 801- 561-0679

Benefits of Red Light

• Minimizes fine lines and wrinkles
• Activates fibroblast cells which create collagen and elastin
• Improves skin tone
• Creates more skin moisture for a more youthful appearance
• Increases circulation to the skin
• Heals blemishes
• Helps repair sun-damaged skin

Nathalie C.
St. Petersburg, FL
Age 41

 

  This treatment is very nice, the session lasts 15 minutes and brings a feeling of well being. After the first sessions, I saw improvements in my skin, it became smoother and softer. After a dozen sessions, the brown spots on my hands and chest are fading. After about twenty sessions, my skin completely changed, it became smoother and firmer with a brighter complexion. My wrinkles are less noticable, and the brown spots on my hands and forehead have disappeared. The scar of my Caesarian section is much less apparent and blends well. Looking at pictures the improvement is visible on the chest, the forehead and especially my complexion; My skin looks healthier and more vibrant. I am delighted with the results."

Nathalie C.
St. Petersburg, FL
Age 41

Vitamin D

Americans’ Vitamin D Deficiency

“If you live in the north and especially in the winter months, you’re not gonna get enough sun exposure.”

—Dr. Mehmet Oz on Good Morning America

According to Harvard researchers, about 60 percent of Americans don’t get enough vitamin D. And doctors estimate that the worldwide figure includes more than one billion people. Though certain segments of the population (pregnant woman, infants, elderly, etc.) experience an increased risk, researchers from the Food and Drug Administration report high incidences of vitamin D insufficiency in almost all populations. Read more about vitamin D in this post on the Newsweek website.

Limits of Vitamin D in Food

“Sun exposure is perhaps the most important source of vitamin D⁴.”

—National Institutes of Health

Vitamin D isn’t like other vitamins that you can easily ingest as part of your diet. It is best absorbed through the skin from exposure to UV light. In order to get the amount of vitamin D produced during 20 minutes of sun exposure or 5-7 minutes in a tanning booth, you would need to eat more than 100 eggs. Even foods with added vitamin D, like milk, don’t come close to providing the necessary amount.

 

Roadblocks to Vitamin D

Roadblocks to adequate sun exposure are everywhere:

• Geography (Cities in latitudes above 37 degrees get less UV light.)
• Fashion (Robes, hats, or clothing with lots of layers keep light from reaching the skin.)
• Work (Late night shifts or very dark environments keep employees from the sun.)
• Cosmetics (Excessive sunscreen or makeup with SPF 15 and higher prevents all vitamin D production.)
• Ethnicity (Darker pigments inhibit the body’s ability to naturally produce vitamin D.)

All of these factors ensure that individuals are unlikely to obtain much vitamin D from sunlight.