This 23-watt CFL is equivalent to a 100-watt regular incandescent bulb but uses less energy, and helps protect the environment
The compact size fits most fixtures that require a standard medium base regular incandescent bulb
Meets Energy Star guidelines for increased energy efficiency
Lifespan runs from 8,000-10,000-hours and will outlast 8-10 regular incandescent bulbs
Globe Enersaver bulbs are warranted to last 5 years; if it fails before that time, we will replace it

Worked well, but not very long -- less than a year (2.0)

I ordered a pack of these -- they're okay. They worked, I had no problems at all with their brightness, but they didn't even last a year, and that's with far from 24-7 usage.

Still going strong.... (5.0)

I bought this particular pack of 4 lightbulbs on Jan.30th of 2008 for use in our kitchen (a room where the lights are turned off and on frequently and sometimes left on for extended periods of time.) Here it is almost a year later (Jan.18 2009) and they are still just as bright as the day I put them in. Haven't seen much difference as far as the electric bill goes...but I have definitely saved a few bucks not having to buy lightbulbs every few months!

23 Watt Flourescent Bulb (5.0)

Just bought this at Walmart, GENERAL ELECTRIC CFL Light Bulb: 26 Watt (100W Equivalent), 6-Pack, $15.16. GREAT PRICE & WORKS SUPER!

Awesome Bulb! (4.0)

I recently purchased the bulb and they arrived in perfect condition contrary to past reviews. I installed them immediately and absolutely LOVED the light. I would definitely buy these again!

Huge (3.0)

I bought these bulbs to use in hanging pendant lights. The CFLs I had in the pendants were too long and hung out the bottom - just looked crappy. So I ordered these 'mini' lamps. Ha! Shame on me for believing 'mini' meant smaller. Not quite sure what Globe considers "mini" but these things are huge. They hung out of the pendant light further than the originals. I'll keep them because I can use them for some other fixtures. I ended up buying CFLs at Target - I think they're GE - much shorter and the pendants look much better.