Looking for 4300k led bulbs (medium base e26)

[shampoop]

Seems like it's super easy to find yellow led bulbs (2700-3000k) and superwhite/almost blue bulbs (5000k) But it's very hard to find any natural white (4300k) led bulbs. Have any of you guys found any? Looking for standard 60 and 100 watt incandescent replacements

 

[Highbeam]

This early in the development of LED, we are lucky to be able to get the 3000 and 5000 options. It's blue or yellow for now.

 

[shampoop]

This early in the development of LED, we are lucky to be able to get the 3000 and 5000 options. It's blue or yellow for now.

I figured as much but it just seems so insane! Makes me wanna scream! I figure really old people who dislike any and all change would like the yellow, and crazy people would like the blue. Having trouble believing that NO manufacturers care about the majority of the population.

 

[99LeCouch]

Will Cree TW series bulbs work for you? HD sells the 60-watt equivalents online. Having several other Cree LED bulbs, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Cree LED bulbs.

 

[shampoop]

Will Cree TW series bulbs work for you? HD sells the 60-watt equivalents online. Having several other Cree LED bulbs, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Cree LED bulbs.

Nope, still 2700k just has a high CRI.

Finally found one! It's expensive, but looks like its excellent in every way and made in the USA!

$20

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BQ7NQL6/?tag=atomicindus08-20