Adding "bananas" as a unit of radiation to Radiacode’s dosimeter would make radiation readings way more fun and relatable! Who wouldn’t love comparing their daily radiation exposure to something as harmless and goofy as eating a banana? It’s a cool way to turn scary numbers into something people can understand—because hey, we all know what a banana is. Suddenly, 0.1 μSv sounds way less intimidating when it’s just one banana’s worth of radiation!

Plus, this would totally make Radiacode stand out from the competition. Imagine people showing off their dosimeters, saying, “Hey, I just got 5 bananas today!” It’s quirky and memorable, perfect for science fans, teachers, or anyone who just wants to learn more about radiation without getting bogged down by boring numbers. Turning serious stuff into something playful could get way more people interested in radiation safety.

On top of that, it’s a marketing goldmine! With the "banana" unit straight from the xkcd chart, Radiacode could go viral. Who wouldn’t share a post about measuring radiation in bananas? It’s meme-ready and perfect for some fun social media buzz. Throw in a few banana-related jokes, and you’ve got yourself a marketing win that’ll have everyone talking about Radiacode in the most "appealing" way!

See the Chart in higher resolution here: 
https://xkcd.com/radiation/