Mac McCoy

Can folks here recommend any pemmican brands?

I don't have time to make it at home.

Thanks.

Mac

Well, we found a bulb that is not an LED, and that is not a CFL, or incandescent.

It is the Finally Bulb, from finallybulbs dot com.

We love these bulbs.

They put out a warm glow, one that is soft white.

These are not LEDs: They do NOT put out an awful blue-ish cast that is hard to look at, and may be damaging to the eyes, according to some research.

These are not CFLs: They do NOT put out a horrible yellow-ish cast.

These look more natural than LEDs and CFLs because the spectrum of these bulbs is similar to that of the sun (and incandescent bulbs - which will be banned in a couple years).

Really happy with these bulbs.

Mac

Well, we found a bulb that is not an LED, and that is not a CFL, or incandescent.

It is the Finally Bulb, from finallybulbs dot com.

We love these bulbs.

They put out a warm glow, one that is soft white.

These are not LEDs: They do NOT put out an awful blue-ish cast that is hard to look at, and may be damaging to the eyes, according to some research.

These are not CFLs: They do NOT put out a horrible yellow-ish cast.

These look more natural than LEDs and CFLs because the spectrum of these bulbs is similar to that of the sun (and incandescent bulbs - which will be banned in a couple years).

Really happy with these bulbs.

Mac

All of the “full spectrum” LED lights that I have seen for sale have a huge unnatural spike in the blue range, when you look at their color spectrums.

Sunlight does not have this huge spike in the blue range.

I have read that this blue spike in these CRI 90+ LED 5000k bulbs is not healthy for our eyes.

I have looked and looked for an LED or incandescent at 5000k that has a spectrum that resembles the sun’s spectrum.

Is there such a bulb?

I attached an image of the sun's spectrum and one of a 5000K High CRI LED (with the blue spike).

Thanks.
Mac