A19/8W Chromalux® Full Spectrum LED

About Chromalux® Bulbs:

How do I know which Chromalux® collection is best for me? 

We wrote out some of the key differences between the collections here. Let that be your first guide. From there, just find the bulb type you need! 

Are Chromalux® bulbs dimmable?

Yes, all incandescent and halogen bulbs are dimmable. If a particular bulb is not dimmable, it will be noted under the product description.

Will Chromalux® work in ordinary light fixtures? 

Yes. Chromalux® is available in most standard bulb shapes and sizes. Just check the max wattage your fixture can accept and choose your bulb accordingly!

Does Chromalux® contain UV?

Not at all. None of our products contain UV except for specified avian, reptile, or similar fluorescent lights.

Is Chromalux® a colored bulb?

Chromalux is a pure, naturally balanced light source emitting a clean, white light. Chromalux® bulbs are made of a special glass containing neodymium, an earth element that absorbs yellow and dulling components of the light spectrum. As an element, neodymium appears either lavender or blue in color.  So don't worry, Chromalux® bulbs don't emit colored light; quite the contrary!

What does Chromalux® full spectrum light look like?

Like a cloudless sky on a crisp and clear summer day! Chromalux® bulbs "de-haze" environments, making your interiors come to life with enhanced color, contrast and textures, all in a pleasant and soothing way.  

All other FAQ

What is the difference between clear and frosted light bulbs? 

The clear glass bulbs will usually be a few lumens brighter than a frosted version. A good rule of thumb: think frosted glass for general lighting and clear glass for more striking, ambient lighting. If you have eye sensitivities, we recommend frosted glass. Glass type, whether clear or frosted, does not affect the color temperature or appearance of the light.

I'm concerned about EMF. Which bulb is safest for my home? 

Incandescence is the purest form of artificial light. If EMF is a concern for you, we highly recommend Chromalux® incandescent light bulbs, or Chromalux® Enhanced™ light bulbs (for slightly whiter light).

What are the benefits of full spectrum lighting?

Feeling and seeing better! Full spectrum light provides light containing the full visible light spectrum. Plants love full spectrum light, as do people and pets; basically all living creatures need sunlight to thrive, and full spectrum lighting strives to encapsulate that indoors!

Some benefits: improved mood, productivity, and enhanced visual clarity among others.

Are full spectrum bulbs similar to light therapy boxes? Will they benefit someone suffering from SAD?

This is a great question! While full spectrum light bulbs definitely help those suffering from SAD, they are not considered a standalone treatment for seasonal depression. Light therapy boxes provide a much stronger intensity of light and can be used only for about 30 minutes a day, while Chromalux® full spectrum lighting can be used without restrictions (like a normal light bulb). We actually answered this question in more detail. Read the differences between full spectrum light and light therapy.

Are full spectrum bulbs the same as daylight bulbs? 

No, this is a common misconception. Full spectrum light bulbs have enhanced color rendering properties and a balanced visible light spectrum, similar to sunlight. Daylight bulbs do not necessarily mean full spectrum, but instead refer to light bulbs with a color temperature between 5000 and 6500K, the color temperature range of daylight at noon.

What is the best or safest light bulb for eyes?

Chromalux® full spectrum incandescent light! Chromalux® uses neodymium glass to filter dull and harsh light, while creating incredible contrast between colors and textures. Not only will you see better, your eyes will feel less fatigued! For these reasons, Chromalux® has been a top recommendation for low vision population since the 1980s, and has been proven to increase visual acuity.

What is the difference between flood lamps and PAR lamps? 

While both are perfect for use in either recessed can or track lighting, the light beam of flood type light bulbs (R style light bulbs) have a less defined edge than a comparable PAR light bulb. Flood bulbs are great for general illumination and covering large areas with light, while PAR bulbs are more like spot lights, with a defined and focused beam of light. 

An automated confirmation email containing your order number will be sent immediately upon placing your order. We process orders as we receive them - usually the same day if placed on a weekday. Barring special orders or backordered items, you can expect your order to ship within that time frame as well. Once your order has shipped, another automated email will be sent confirming shipment and a link to your shipment’s tracking number. Please note that tracking numbers may take up to a day to update.  

Shipping

Free shipping is applied automatically at checkout to all orders to the contiguous US states over $150. We ship to Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico. 
Yes, we do ship to Canada! Please select the Canada shipping option at checkout. 

Note: All bulbs are rated for use at 110-120 Volts only. At this moment, Chromalux® bulbs are not rated for use in Europe or elsewhere using 240V.

30 Day Return Policy

We offer a 30 day return policy on all our products from the date of purchase. To get a full refund minus shipping costs, all items must be returned to us, unused in their original inner and outer packaging and in good resalable condition. Please email us at info@healthlighting.com with your name, order number, and a request for an RGA number (return guaranteed authorization). Customers are responsible for return shipping costs. All refunds are credited to the original method of payment. Please allow anywhere from 5-12 business days for the credit to appear in your account. 

Return address: 

Lumiram/Healthlighting.com
707 Executive Boulevard, Suite 1A
Valley Cottage, NY 10989