Order by phone, fax, or mail on Visa or MasterCard. Neodymium Light Bulb Prices (120 volt lamps) 60A19 Clear/Frost $5.00 75A19FR $8.50 100A21 Clear/Frost $6.00 150A21 Clear $6.00 50R14/N/FL-NEO $8.00 1 ¾” diameter, intermediate base 40R16FL-NEO $8.00 2” diameter flood 75R30 Flood $6.90 3 ¾” diameter flood 100R40 Flood 5” diameter 50R40 Flood $8.00 3 1/8” diameter 40G25 Clear/Frost $6.00 3 1/8” globe 60G25 Clear/Frost $6.00 3 1/8” globe Quartz Halogen Prices Halogens $5.00 60 watts, 75 watts, 100 watts 50PAR20Q Flood $6.90 2 3/8” diameter 75PAR30Q Flood $6.90 3 ¾” diameter 45PAR38Q Flood $6.90 75PAR38Q Flood $6.90 90PAR38Q Flood $6.90 4 ¾” diameter Full Spectrum Fluorescent Lamps F15T8 $10.00 F20T12 Excella $10.00 F30T8 Excella $10.00 F3OT12 Excella $10.00 Replace Your Standard Bulb F15= 18” F20= 24” F30= 36” lamp F40= 48" Call for delivery outside of Portland, Oregon metro area. Delivery charges for standard A bulbs on prepaid orders up to $50.00 in USA- $5.90 Delivery charges for standard A bulbs on prepaid orders $51.00 to $100.00 in USA-$7.90 CRI means Color Rendering Index. Sunshine is always 100 CRI. Full spectrum lights have a CRI of 89 or better. Full Spectrum is a generic term. I use it only for bulbs that have a CRI greater than 89. Kelvin is a term, which defines the color of light. Spring colors have a Kelvin ranging from 2,700 Kelvin to 3,200 Kelvin, the color most commonly used in standard and quartz halogen bulbs. High noon July is 5000 Kelvin. September light is in the 5500 - 5700 Kelvin range. The Kelvin, or color of light, is a matter of preference. High CRI (over 89) makes the color of a lamp full-spectrum. The term daylight is used for bulbs in the 6000 - 6700 Kelvin range. Low CRI Plant lights have a Kelvin on 7500. [Welcome] [Introduction] [Full Spectrum] [Catalog] [Testimonials] 3901 North Mississippi Avenue Portland, OR 97227-1162 Tel: (503) 281-0453 Fax: (503) 281-3408 kay@lightlady.com