75W Reptile Night Light Bulb, UVA Heat Lamp - Simulate Natural Moonlight, Purple Basking Lamp for Bearded Dragon, Lizard, Snake, Chameleon, Turtle, and Amphibians, Ideal for Aquariums Tanks

Needed a bulb for my popcorn machine, and it worked/fitted perfectly.

I have three old dual-floodlight, dusk to dawn motion sensing security light fixtures around the house. As the incandescent bulbs burned out recently, I couldn't replace them as they aren't sold any more. I tried LED bulbs, but the fixtures wouldn't turn off at all with the LED bulbs. So I thought these lizard lights were probably still incandescent. They are, and they work in my old fixtures, and are bright enough, though not as bright as the burned-out incandescent floodlights I used to use. At $7 each, the $14 worth of these lights for each fixture is cheap compared to an electrician's quote of $250 each to replace the fixtures with an led equivalent. So, $42 of these lights vs. $750 for replacement fixtures. Hmmm.

Only one lightbulb worked out of all of them. And it burned out one month after use.. don’t waste your money.

Works great and my snake loves it!

This bulb got to an optimal temperature for my scaley baby.

I used this bulb pack for my veiled chameleon. The first bulb only lasted a month. Second bulb’s output wore out pretty quickly as well. Will probably only keep them around as quick and cheap emergency bulbs.

Perfect bowl for an industrial popcorn machine.

My cornsnake loves it. She's been more active at night since I switched from red to this one. It keeps a nice temp in the tank and looks amazing. I will be ordering more.

Not a great purchase. The 1st bulb didn't work at all. The 2nd worked for a few weeks and then also died.