The bill introduces new regulations regarding the use of tanning devices by minors in Iowa. Specifically, it prohibits tanning facilities from allowing individuals under the age of eighteen to use tanning devices without prior written consent from a parent or guardian. This consent must be provided in person and must include a warning about the increased risk of melanoma associated with UV tanning devices, particularly for younger users.

Additionally, the bill stipulates that the written consent remains valid for future visits to the tanning facility but can be revoked at any time by the parent or guardian who provided it. This measure aims to enhance the safety of minors by ensuring that parents are fully informed about the potential health risks associated with tanning.