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Screw Base Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFLs)
4-Pin Base Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFLs)
2-Pin Base Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFLs)
Twist and Lock Base Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFLs)

Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFLs) Customer Reviews

  1. 13 watt 120 volt T2 Medium Screw Base 2700K Warm White CFL (4 pack) Sunlite 13 watt 120 volt T2 Medium Screw Base 2700K Warm White CFL (4 pack)


    Cold Spring, NY
    Used primarily in bathroom and dining room. Is very bright and has a long life.
    13 watt 120 volt T3 4-Pin Base 2700K Warm White CFL Satco 13 watt 120 volt T3 4-Pin Base 2700K Warm White CFL


    Bostwick, GA
    Sure was glad I found your company on the inter-net, I had checked locally and found nothing. With the new bulbs the great room is lit up like a Xmas tree. I know where to go now when I need bulbs again.
    13 watt 120 volt T3 Twist Twist and Lock Base 2700K Warm White CFL Eiko 13 watt 120 volt T3 Twist Twist and Lock Base 2700K Warm White CFL


    New London, NH
    These last a long time. It's not the first time we've used these in the common areas of the Condominium Community
One of the most popular types of light bulbs for the past few decades, compact fluorescent light bulbs, or CFLs, are an excellent option for those looking for a more energy-efficient solution to their lighting needs. CFL bulbs have come a long way since they were first introduced to the market, and many of the concerns people initially had with the bulbs have been solved. CFL bulbs come in many colors, including warm white, soft white, and daylight, as well as nearly every bulb shape on the market, such as globe, candelabra, and a-line.

The biggest reason CFL bulbs have been consistently popular in the lighting industry is their energy-efficiency. CFLs were one of the first alternatives to the notoriously inefficient incandescent bulb, lasting eight to 10 times longer than incandescent bulbs and using far less watts of energy, saving you money on your electric bill every month. Though these bulbs do cost a bit more than traditional bulbs, CFLs pay for themselves (and then some!) in just a few months of use. Modern day CFL bulbs produce the same quality of light that incandescents do, coming in the color temperatures you love and with dimming capabilities as well. We carry dozens of styles of CFL bulbs, including popular twists, floods, globes, torpedo, tubes, cold cathode, and more. You’re sure to find the style you need along with the color temperature you want in our ion of CFL light bulbs.

So next time you find yourself with a burnt out incandescent bulb, give CFL bulbs a try. You might just find they fit your needs even better than traditional bulbs!