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Old December 27th 04, 06:04 PM
Donna in Idaho
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Default Balanced Spectrum light vs Ott light

Decided I might get more input if I reposted this with it's own subject!

Has anyone bought the Balanced Specturm lamp? They advertise in our Sunday
news magazine (USA Weekend) all the time & the lamp is considerably cheaper
than the Ott lights. The ad says the company is firstSTREET (formerly
TechnoScout) in
Colonial Heights, VA.

The price is $49 and has dual light levels (27 and 18 watts - comparable to
100 and 150 watt). If they're any good, I would love to order one.
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Donna Aten, Coordinator
Project Linus - Boise/SW Idaho Chapter
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Old December 27th 04, 06:12 PM
Laurie G.
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I bought one for my dh. It came with a small desk lamp and a floor lamp with
a shaded bulb. They both work just as well as any Ott-light that I own and I
have 3 plus a few Ott-light bulbs that are in standard lamps. I thought it
was a good deal too!

Laurie G.

"Donna in Idaho" (remove spam) wrote in message
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Decided I might get more input if I reposted this with it's own subject!

Has anyone bought the Balanced Specturm lamp? They advertise in our
Sunday
news magazine (USA Weekend) all the time & the lamp is considerably
cheaper than the Ott lights. The ad says the company is firstSTREET
(formerly TechnoScout) in
Colonial Heights, VA.

The price is $49 and has dual light levels (27 and 18 watts - comparable
to
100 and 150 watt). If they're any good, I would love to order one.
--
Donna Aten, Coordinator
Project Linus - Boise/SW Idaho Chapter
Website: www.LinusIdaho.org



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Old December 27th 04, 06:31 PM
Donna in Idaho
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Sounds like a good deal. I think probably Ott is charging for their name as
much as anything!
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Donna Aten, Coordinator
Project Linus - Boise/SW Idaho Chapter
Website: www.LinusIdaho.org

"Laurie G." wrote in message
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I bought one for my dh. It came with a small desk lamp and a floor lamp
with a shaded bulb. They both work just as well as any Ott-light that I own
and I have 3 plus a few Ott-light bulbs that are in standard lamps. I
thought it was a good deal too!

Laurie G.

"Donna in Idaho" (remove spam) wrote in message
...
Decided I might get more input if I reposted this with it's own subject!

Has anyone bought the Balanced Specturm lamp? They advertise in our
Sunday
news magazine (USA Weekend) all the time & the lamp is considerably
cheaper than the Ott lights. The ad says the company is firstSTREET
(formerly TechnoScout) in
Colonial Heights, VA.

The price is $49 and has dual light levels (27 and 18 watts - comparable
to
100 and 150 watt). If they're any good, I would love to order one.
--
Donna Aten, Coordinator
Project Linus - Boise/SW Idaho Chapter
Website: www.LinusIdaho.org





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Old December 29th 04, 12:53 AM
dogmom
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I have no experience with them but could you contact the company and see if
they're sold anywhere near you? That way you could see for yourself if
buying one would in fact be a bright idea! ( altho' clearly it is to some
extent--less $ for lamp = more $ for fabric...)

Dogmom

"Donna in Idaho" (remove spam) wrote in message
...
Decided I might get more input if I reposted this with it's own subject!

Has anyone bought the Balanced Specturm lamp? They advertise in our
Sunday
news magazine (USA Weekend) all the time & the lamp is considerably
cheaper than the Ott lights. The ad says the company is firstSTREET
(formerly TechnoScout) in
Colonial Heights, VA.

The price is $49 and has dual light levels (27 and 18 watts - comparable
to
100 and 150 watt). If they're any good, I would love to order one.
--
Donna Aten, Coordinator
Project Linus - Boise/SW Idaho Chapter
Website: www.LinusIdaho.org



 




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