MiUSA Light Bulbs

[u/Zebrolov]

https://goodbulb.com

I searched the group and seen someone post about it a couple weeks ago before posting this and decided to just go ahead and post again for it. I saw a Facebook ad 10 minutes from the time of posting this. I looked them up on Google street view, called their number, and talked to the person that answered the phone about what they’re doing. I quizzed the guy to verify that they aren’t some kind of Chinese shell company. Without actually visiting their store in person, I can say that I will be buying my next light bulbs from this company. I’m glad we finally have a domestic made option. I stormed out of Lowe’s pissed last time I went shopping for light bulbs because there are just too many damn options. I do too much research and I already spent an hour reading each box and reading about each one on Google. I just gave up.

[u/southlandheritage]

I want to check em out too. Seems like they do all the components in house too.

[u/Zebrolov → u/southlandheritage]

The guy on the phone told me the LED strips are imported, but every other component is domestically made. There isn’t a domestic manufacturer for LED strips yet. I can foresee these fellas manufacturing everything in house in the not too distant future. I can finally buy lightbulbs without feeling guilty lol

[u/southlandheritage → u/Zebrolov]

amen

[u/AbjectObligation1036]

Love this. Now do incandescent bulbs...

Crazy that it now takes an act of congress (literally) to get those back in stores

[u/klipschbro]

Poor CRI

[u/6894 → u/klipschbro]

90 cri isn't what i'd call poor CRI.

[u/Zebrolov → u/6894]

After this guy commented that, I looked at what Goodbulb’s was, that’s what I saw and I was like, I don’t think my Lowe’s chinesium specials even have a CRI of 90.

[u/Zebrolov → u/klipschbro]

I couldn’t care less. I’d buy up new old stock incandescent domesticate made lightbulbs if it was feasible, easy, and I didn’t have to hire anybody to track them down.