High Intensity UVB Reptile Light Bulb 5.5W 5.0 Full Spectrum UVA UVB for Reptiles simulating Sunlight Promote Synthesis of Vitamin D3 in Reptile Pets for Turtle,Lizard,Bearded Dragon

Bought two but only one works.Days later I changed my rating to 5 stars after receiving a great response from the company. Would highly rate their quick email to rectify my problem.

Not sure how much uvb it actually puts out if any. Didn’t need it for that. The light color is nice and the bulb is built out of quality materials.

So this light is perfect for what I think would be a QT or hospital tank where the space you need to provide the light is not very large. Because the light itself is quite small. So you will not get the type of full coverage you would expect from the bigger bulbs or T5 strips. I think it's perfect if what you have is small like a baby that requires this light but this is not a good light for the larger units. I checked using the device to test how much UV it puts it and it doesn't put out enough on the depth of a unit.

This is a good UV light.Standard light bulb threads.Our Bearded Dragon likes to park under it when it's on.It's lasted several months without issue.I am very pleased.

I got this light for my planted gecko terrarium. It works well and gives off a good amount of light for my plants. It’s a 5.0 for Forrest species, so it should do well for my Forrest geckos. It is mounted in a dome above my screen, and I have a skyscraper terrarium, so I am not positive how far down it will penetrate the light, but I will keep an eye on my plants and gecko to see how they do over time and I will update this if I see any significantly negative impact.

I've bought a few of these and my UV card is usually very slow to change colors, but was much faster with this light indicating it produces stronger UV than the others. You just never know how well these will work until you get it (I've had a few brands that didn't produce ANY UV light).

What is there to say about a heat bulb? Seems very well built, solid, will probably last quite a while. The one thing that concerns me is there's no glass over the actual LEDs. It's open to the air. Since this is above water, it could lead to failure due to corrosion. We'll see. I'll update this later if it's a problem.

Light seems to work. Got to replace coil style (avoid coil UV in general, but was free), and green anoles seem to appreciate the swap.Do not have a UV sensor to test that accuracy, not lizards seem content. If anything they bask over a larger area than previously, suggesting better coverage than the old coil UV this replaced.