Recycling Your CFLs

If you would like information of how to recycle your CFLs, please visit http://www.tcpi.com/recycle/consumer.aspx

 

Where Can I Buy CFLs

In honor of Earth Day 2008, SpringLight is proud to offer you $10 off your order for an order of $20 or more? Shop for SpringLight CFLs here.

 

Independent Reviews

What are other independent sources saying about CFLs? Read the reviews here.

 

Questions And Answers

Did you pre-register and ask a question to our expert panel? You can view all the questions and answers here.

 

Downloads

If you would like to take illumiNation 2008 with you to go, feel free to download pdfs of CFL FAQs, Mercury FAQs and The Twisted Truths Behind CFLs. You can view all the downloadable PDFs here.

 

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About illumiNation - Earth Day, April 22, 2008

CFLs — a new light bulb for the new century. Compact Fluorescent Lights are revolutionizing lighting around the world and have become the symbol of the "green" movement. CFLs are an easy and ideal way to save energy and money, while making our lives more colorful and beautiful.

But does making the switch to CFLs come with risks? Are CFLs safe for the home? Do CFLs protect the environment? Is mercury in CFLs a hidden danger? Mixed reports leave consumers in the dark. Like other new technologies, people need to engage, learn, and experience the CFL lighting revolution.

Join TCP for illumiNation — CFL Lighting Education for a Better Tomorrow

Log on for an interactive event to dispel the misconceptions and set the record straight on the SpringLamp^® bulb that's reshaping how we light our world. Earth Day, April 22 at 9:00 A.M., 12:00 P.M., 3:00 P.M. or 6:00 P.M. Eastern Time