What should members do if they notice any adverse reactions after tanning?

Members should report symptoms to staff and seek medical advice if necessary because taking prompt action can help address any potential health issues stemming from tanning. Adverse reactions can range from mild irritation to more severe conditions, and it's crucial to assess the extent of the reaction. By informing the staff, they can provide immediate assistance and determine whether further action, such as consulting a medical professional, is warranted. They can also take necessary measures to ensure the safety of other members. This is a responsible approach that prioritizes health and safety rather than ignoring symptoms or attempting to manage them on one's own. The other options do not adequately address the need to take adverse reactions seriously, which could lead to worsening of the condition or increased risk for the individual.