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This is a good point. While there’s no real logical reason to buy non-LED bulbs anymore (thankfully we have mostly transitioned so this silly change by the Trum
by atonse 7y ago
This is a good point. While there’s no real logical reason to buy non-LED bulbs anymore (thankfully we have mostly transitioned so this silly change by the Trump administration won’t gave any effect), the fact that LED bulbs came in so many temperatures has resulted in a proliferation of blue light everywhere.
Hopefully as the effects of it in our sleep patterns etc become more apparent, more people will buy lights with 2700k or lower.
- i_am_proteus 7y agoHere is a logical reason to buy a non-LED bulb: you prefer black-body light to narrow-band light. Even if the LED is rated at 2700-3000K, it has spectral peaks. Even the "high CRI" bulbs-- CRI only tests eight spectra! At night, our home is lit with tungsten halogen when entertaining, and red LEDs when it's just us. I would like to reduce my carbon footprint, but I refuse to do so at the expense of my sleep and health.