, 760-Lumen Light Bulb with Medium Base, Soft White, 3-Pack')){kind=link}
LED bright stik illuminates spaces with soft, warm light instantly. Its sleek cylindrical shape fits in place of a traditional 60-watt incandescent bulb-and some sockets where a traditional bulb or CFL doesn’t fit. Replace a 60-watt incandescent with an LED bright stik and save around $6 on energy costs each year. And keep saving for the next 13 years. That’s a long time you can spend not worrying about light bulbs.
Product Features
- 60W replacement using only 10W
- Smaller size than an A19 or spiral CFL
- Worry-free use and disposal – contains no mercury
- Lasts 13.7 years with 82 dollars in energy savings
- Soft White Color temperature 2850K with Medium base
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Good bulbs…but not a great price.
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