💡 Enhanced Efficiency Bioluz Filament Candelabra LED: Illuminate with Utmost Energy Savings! Review

These bulbs truly look like incandescent bulbs when on. Beware - they are more fragile than you think and you will think they are fragile when you pick them up because they are so light. I was very careful when installing the 12 bulbs I bought. One of them rotated at the base with very little rotational force. I just started writing it too. I haven't reached the bottom yet. I'm guessing my bulb just went out as the other 11 weren't a problem and I'll update this review when I get a response…

I've been waiting for the Clear LED Candlestick to complete my full LED transition in and out of my home. The light bulbs outside were the last remnants of the electric motors and heat generators we had used for many years. I wanted some of them to be surrogates in form, form and function to those that were in jigs. That means they should also be visually appealing and not have a lot of plastic bottoms and moldings, meaning see-through to the core. Likewise, the base should be such that it…

I'll put my claims about these bulbs aside for now as that's the only problem I have. They are listed as 60w equivalent when in fact they are 40w equivalent. Read more about it below. Now let's move on to the positive aspects. The first thing you will notice about these bulbs is that they don't look like your regular LED bulbs as they don't have a visible heat sink. With many LEDs, the bottom half of the bulb is for the heat sink. This heat dissipation device can block light propagation, so the