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Getting Started
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Do not use soap, cleaning agents, abrasive materials and compressed air when cleaning
your Galaxy Watch and do not clean it with the ultrasonic waves or the external heat
sources. Doing so may damage the Galaxy Watch. Skin irritation may be caused by soap,
detergents hand sanitizers, or cleaning agents left on the Galaxy Watch.
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Clean your wrist and band after exercising or sweating. Clean the Galaxy Watch with
freshwater, wipe it with a little rubbing alcohol and dry your Galaxy Watch thoroughly.
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When you remove sun block, lotion, or oil, use a soap-free detergent, then rinse and dry
your Galaxy Watch thoroughly.
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If the Galaxy Watch gets stained or contains any materials, wipe it with a moistened soft
bristle toothbrush.
Use caution if you are allergic to any materials on the Galaxy Watch
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Samsung has tested the noxious materials found on the Galaxy Watch through the
internal and external certificate authorities, including the test for all materials which
contact with skin, skin toxicity test, and the Galaxy Watch-wearing test.
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The Galaxy Watch includes nickel. Take the necessary precautions if your skin is
hypersensitive or you have an allergy to any materials found on the Galaxy Watch.
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Nickel: The Galaxy Watch contains a small amount of nickel, which is below its
reference point limited by the Europe REACH regulation. You will not be exposed to
the nickel inside the Galaxy Watch and the Galaxy Watch has passed the international
certificated test. However, if you are sensitive to nickel, be careful to use the Galaxy
Watch.
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Only the materials observed the standards of the U.S Consumer Product Safety
Commission (CPSC), the regulations of the European countries, and other international
standards are used to make a Galaxy Watch.
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For more information about how Samsung manages chemicals, refer to the Samsung
website (https://www.samsung.com/uk/aboutsamsung/sustainability/environment/).
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