Review on 💡 GE Lighting Energy 26W 1300 Lumens by Seema Schroeder

This product does not belong to the "Dark Amber" category. The box says "Amber" and the color is identical to the color sold by Revain, which meets Prime requirements (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002483PNK/ref=oh_o02_s00_i00_details). I know this because I bought both and thought there were 2 different shades I would like to try in a new bathroom faucet/extractor fan. They have different part numbers although I don't know why. Both GE, both 25W, both packs say multiple use, equal hours of use, and when placed side by side they are identical. Save an additional 0.50! I would only buy one pack if I knew. Oh, and I have no idea why the other reviewer thinks lightbulbs are about to go away. Fluorescents are more energy efficient, but contain mercury and are never properly disposed of. These pros and cons mean that incandescent bulbs will be around for a while. In addition, federal law excludes anything under 40 watts.