MO HB67

Requires all tanning facilities to obtain a license from the Department of Health and Senior Services and display the license conspicuously.

Mandates tanning facilities provide written warning statements to customers before initial use and contract renewals, covering risks including eye damage, burns, premature aging, skin cancer, and medication interactions.

Requires facilities to post an 11" by 17" "Danger—Ultraviolet Radiation" warning sign within three feet of each tanning device with specific lettering requirements.

Establishes operational requirements including knowledgeable staff present during hours, sanitized protective eyewear provided to all users, timers accurate to plus or minus 10 percent, remote operator-controlled timers, manual radiation termination controls, manufacturer-recommended maximum exposure times, and interior temperature not exceeding 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Prohibits persons under 16 from using tanning devices and requires written parental consent for users under 18; violations classified as class C misdemeanor.