The point of providing a link to an article about the incandescent lightbulb ban was to point out that its coming, starting with Europe and then here in the United States. With the ban, CFL's are presently the most cost effective solution. Add in an ionic feature, and a marketing campaign and this may be a winner. As far as your particular situation as a store owner, I've responded privately as I don't want to have this discussion thread become too off topic.
The Zevotek bulb does more than just provide light, it also is capable of clearing the air. This function is not found with other lightbulbs and thus becomes an entirely different discussion.
How long does the lightbulb last and how effective is it really?
I don't know.
I have ordered one lightbulb to personally test it to find out. Once it arrives, I'll know for sure.
Good luck.
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I've been following this change in Europe wondering about the effect it will have on everyone. From this article it seems that EU doesn't have access to cheaper energy saving bulbs. Here in So. Cal. I recently bought 5 packs of 100 watt (equals) @ $1.00 per pack. I own retail stores & we have over 100 in each showroom. The first time that I replaced the bulbs cost way more than now, the trade off is that I have noticed the cheaper bulbs burn out much, much faster than the more expensive ones, even if it says they last 6000 hours. I wonder what the specifications are and how to determine which are the better bulbs, will it be based on price only?
I have high hopes for this stock & maybe this week will show us what it can do. Cheers & Good Luck!
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