Premium 5.0 UVB Reptile Light,UVA UVB 3W Full Spectrum,Tropical Light Bulb for Optimal Calcium Metabolism,Ideal for Tropical-Dwelling Reptiles Turtle Green Anole
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Product description
GeeKoit Repti-UVB 5.0 LED Tropical Terrarium Lamp
Featured with advanced uvb led tech, this led uvb bulb provide sufficient UVA UVB lighting for reptile enclosure, increase natural behaviors of reptile as reptiles require exposure to UVB to produce vitamin D3, which is essential in order for them to use the calcium from their diet. It is perfect for all tropical-dwelling reptiles such as turtle green anole, etc.
1.Perfect for all tropical dwelling reptiles such as turtle green anole, etc.
2.Featured with E26 bulb base
3.Provide sufficient UVA UVB lighting for reptile habitat, increase natural behaviors of reptile
4.Help reptiles with calcium metabolism to produce vitamin D3
5.Recommended in combination with reptile heat lamp for heat output
6.Help prevent or reverse metabolic bone disease and keep them healthy
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Bulb Base
E26 E26 E26 E26
Voltage
110 Volts 110 Volts 110 Volts 110 Volts
Useful for
desert-dwelling reptiles such as bearded dragon tortoise tropical-dwelling reptiles such as turtle green anole desert-dwelling reptiles such as bearded dragon tortoise reptiles amphibians turtle bearded dragon lizard snake chicken
Wattage
5W 3W 3W 50W
Specific Uses For Product
UVB Reptile Light for Optimal Calcium Metabolism UVB Reptile Light for Optimal Calcium Metabolism UVB Reptile Light for Optimal Calcium Metabolism keep reptiles amphibians warm
Product Dimensions : 2.7 x 2.7 x 3.54 inches; 1.76 ounces
Item model number : gk0132
Date First Available : June 19, 2023
Manufacturer : GeeKoit
ASIN : B0C4JJ7LJ2
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[Offer Stable UVA UVB Output]Provide sufficient UVA UVB lighting for reptile enclosure,increase natural behaviors of reptile as reptiles require exposure to UVB to produce vitamin D3,which is essential in order for them to use the calcium from their diet.Recommended in combination with a reptile heat lamp for higher heat output
[Useful for Tropical-Dwelling Reptiles]Emitting UVB levels akin to those found in a tropical environments habitat,simulates natural sunlight,full spectrum,ideal for all tropical-dwelling reptiles such as red eared slider,green anole,etc.Help prevent or reverse metabolic bone disease and keep them healthy
[E26 Bulb Base]Featured with E26 bulb base, fit standard E26 lamp holder, it does not protrude from lamp dome
[Reduce Frequency of Replacement] This UVB LED bulb has a longer service life than a CFL bulb and is more energy-saving than a CFL bulb.Featured with advanced UVB Led tech,our led UVB output decays at a slower rate than CFL with use, reduce frequency of replacement
[Soft Brightness]The Brightness of our 5.0 UVB LED bulb is very soft and comfortable for your reptile’s eyes. If the brightness is too bright,it can actually harm your reptile’s eye
Customers say
Customers find the UVB light works well, with one noting it can last up to 20,000 hours, and they appreciate its high quality and lack of heat output. The brightness receives mixed feedback, with some finding it plenty bright while others say it’s not very bright. Durability is also mixed, with some reporting it lasts longer than previous models while others mention it burning out within 24 hours. The UV rays and value for money aspects also receive mixed reviews.
8 reviews for Premium 5.0 UVB Reptile Light,UVA UVB 3W Full Spectrum,Tropical Light Bulb for Optimal Calcium Metabolism,Ideal for Tropical-Dwelling Reptiles Turtle Green Anole
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Daniela McLea –
Great UVB Light for Bearded Dragons â Perfect Fit and Value
This UVB light has been a perfect fit for our existing reptile lamp setup. It provides just the right amount of UVB for our bearded dragon, and weâve noticed how much better it is compared to cheaper alternatives. Installation was quick and easy, and the bulb has been working consistently without any issues.What makes it even better is the price. We were pleasantly surprised to find it much less expensive on Amazon than in any of the local pet stores, yet the quality is excellent. It feels sturdy, gives off reliable light, and is definitely a great value for the money.If youâre looking for a dependable UVB light for your reptile, this one is a fantastic choice. Our bearded dragon is thriving, and weâre very happy with this purchase.
CM Cordes –
Great bulb overall – Must Buy
The light is noticeably better quality than others. It starts out bright and doesnât waver. I was replacing inferior bulbs regularly. This one is a quality light that saves money.
Jes Archer –
Nice light for nice price
Works great. Installed as expected. It’s not as bright as some others with the same wattage but for my Hermit crab, Mr Krab Daddy it does its job. Nice price point comparatively
Jessica johnson –
Turtles just wanna have fun
Got these for our new turtles and it works great they love the light
Amazon Customer –
no problems
works greaat
D_villa –
My turtleâs eyes kept swelling, pet owners beware
Originally when I got this product I thought how cool itâs LED . Then my RES turtleâs eyes began to swell. I thought it was a Vitamin A deficiency since he refuses to eat greens. His pellets are of good quality with supplements but as a new turtle owner I thought maybe it was vitamin A. I ended up healing his eye with over the counter eye drops and I switched him to Mazuri food with a sufficient amount of vitamin A. Then a couple of weeks after BOTH his eyes began to swell again after a week of otc I ended up taking him to the vet . The vet said his food was good and setup was good as well. He got antibiotics for his eyes and I was to inject him with antibiotics every 3 days for 2 weeks. I saw no major improvement I made sure to move his lights properly away check the water, I use conditioners and wanted to make sure conditions were perfect. In the morning his eyes would be better after he slept but in the evening swollen again. I ended up getting more antibiotics and more eye drops . After 5 weeks of treatment I was done with shots and stopped the drops he was much better. In 2 days the swelling started to come back. I had read in the RES forums a correlation between this type of light and eye issues. Last night I gave him his antibiotic drops again and decided to try to turn off that light and only keep his heat lamp. Well sure enough! His eyes had not swelled Iâm returning the light and trying out halogen. So be mindful if thereâs a change in your turtleâs eyes it could be this light. Iâm so glad I turned it off and figured it out that after basking during the day his eyes would swell and obviously after sleeping they would be good in the morning.
My 2 cents –
Not very bright.
My instinct was to return it due to the minimal amount of light emitted. I am trusting the claim that it emits a sufficient about of D. The picture shows the single bulb in an unlit room. During natural daylight in the room, you can barely see emitted light. Probably not the equivalent of an old style Christmas tree bulb. Iâll keep it until it burns out, but wouldnât buy it again.
J.J. Clown –
This is amazing!
Okay, let me begin with the story of this. I requested these, because turtles -need UVB light- as do most or all reptiles. And I always used a florescent UVA/UVB lights. I never thought in my brain I’d find a LED lamp that did the same.Now, my first one that came, didn’t work at all. Didn’t even light up, so I requested a replacement, which was very easy, and they mailed a new one out immediately and took this to the UPS center the same day, not even in its box, with a thingy they sent me that UPS people scanned the code and printed up a label and boxed it all for me, all FREE.The second one came, and it worked perfectly, and using UVB test strips, I found out it gives off as much USB as my other lamps (if not more, I don’t have one of those expensive $300 UVA/UVB machines, I just use the cheap strips that turn more purple by how strong the UVB is., but without the brightness. One turtle, named Lord Tyrannus, loved the lack of the bright light and seemed to be more happy with this one. Also, with the amazingly low wattage of it, I’m impressed.However, the ad says it doesn’t work with dimmers, which is fine, I don’t use dimmers. So, be sure you don’t buy these based on my review if you have dimmers.As they’re priced about the same as other florescent bulbs, but a lot less wattage and less brightness. I don’t see any negatives in swapping to these if you have a reptile system all setup. They come in 5 and 10 UVB, as the florescent bulbs. Definitely worth the money and a five star review.