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Low Mercury
Efficient compact fluorescent light bulb
Slim ballast
Direct replacement for 60 W incandescent bulbs
Package of 2

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

NoBlue Planet 15 W Covered A-line Spiral Light Bulb, 2 pack

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13 Low Mercury. Efficient compact fluorescent light bulb. Slim ballast. Direct replacement for 60 W incandescent bulbs

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Canadianexile

Location: Burlington, Ontario

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Worst CFL ever

Date:October 27, 2011

"I bought a load of these when on sale. They have got to be the worst CFLs I've ever bought. Most have lasted perhaps a year (I have several Ikea ones that have been going for >5 years now) and several have broken away from the base (when unscrewing them from the light fitting, the screw bit stayed in the fitting, the glass came away in my hand).

I definitely won't be buying again."

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lightguy101

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Very good purchase

Date:November 6, 2010

"I would reccomend this to anyone who wants to put these light bulbs in their outdoor lights. Yes they do take a minute or two to warm up but when they do, they are a really nice warm white and they perform very good in -30C

But, if you are wanting this in your home, I would think twice because if you need quick light it will not perform well."

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Quantumauto

Location: Maple Ridge

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Great energy saver

Date:October 1, 2009

"For a buck a bulb you can't go wrong. They take a few seconds to become fully bright but they are brighter than most 60W bulbs and use about 1/5 of the energy. I bought 14 packs of them and replaced every light in the house."

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Joel

Location: Whitehorse, YT

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Not great

Date:April 17, 2009

"These are what is considered a soft white bulb (same color as regular incandescent) Once they warm up, they work quite well and have a look of a incandescent bulb. Out of the 6 I purchased, 3 had a horrible buzzing noise and went in the garbage (good thing they are very low mercury); much like the noise the very first CFLs used to make. The other 3 work well in my fixture after they warm up. I would not buy them again just to avoid the CFL look...there are much better quality spirals out there"

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htwo692001

Location: Waterloo, ON

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Great bulb

Date:February 1, 2009

"This is one of the few CFL bulbs that you can use in an enclosed fixture or outdoors. Great performance so far. They take less than a minute to get to their full brightness, but the cost savings make it worth while. By changing nearly all the bulbs in my house to CFL's (not specifically all this type/brand), I've noticed a $30-40 a month savings in electricity costs. I've replaced about 14 bulbs that are used regularly between the wife and myself. I installed several in the garage along with my 8' florescent lights to maximize productivity and minimize energy costs."

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dbewers

Location: Fenelon Falls, ON

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Look better than they perform

Date:November 29, 2008

"If your looking for a CFL for your lamp shade, buy it. If you want instant light, stick with the curly CFL's. These bulbs take a long time to reach full intensity. Thought they would perform better."

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runvs

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Nice night light

Date:November 5, 2008

"This bulb takes a full minute to reach full brightness. It starts out giving off as much light as a 7 watt night light, progressing to a 40 watt output at 30 seconds and finally reaching full brightness at 60 seconds. In this day and age, when we flip the switch, we want full light immediately. Are we expected to plan ahead and turn on a light we anticipate to use in the next few minutes to give it time to warm up? I think not. On the plus side, this bulb addresses the issue of clip on shades."

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Looking4Quality

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Just Wait

Date:October 30, 2008

"I'm amazed at the glowing reviews for these here. Yes, they are a great idea and appealing for fixtures that don't take spirals well. That said, mine have flubbed after a couple weeks of use. Whether it's the bulbs or the fact that we've let the house cool down along with the weather, they've started to take ages to come on and begin with a ghastly sputtering glow. This reminds me of the old old days of CFL's (when everybody hated them!). Since mine are in our bathroom vanity lights, this is a real drag. You walk in and want light but don't get it until you're done. The bulbs are a great concept but don't pass the tests that count. Anybody else finding this?"

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Enigma

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Real replacement for conventional lightbulb

Date:October 17, 2008

"Finally, a replacement for the conventional incandescent light bulb; the colour and shape you're used to for those table lamps with the push-on lamp shade. It takes a few seconds to warm up, but the colour of the light is warm and not white like a lot of CFL's. Also, my experience is that these bulbs will work with PLC controllers like X10 as long as you don't try to dim them. The on/off functionality of the x10 controllers work fine. I really like how the product looks, can't tell it's a CFL." These bulbs are not expensive if the claimed energy savings work out."

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Pensina

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Great feature!

Date:October 9, 2008

"Realy bright bulb. It takes a few seconds to warm up, but the warm up time seemed to get better the more I used it. Same thing with the color, after a few hours of use, either the colour got better or my taste adjusted; either way I really like how the product looks. Looks really good in the ceiling fan, can't tell it's a CFL."