Restful 2-Pack Bedtime Bulb v2 for Better Sleep (45+ Years of Light) – Dimmable Low Blue Light Bulb, Easy Setup, Reduces Eye Strain
Original price was: $49.99.$39.99Current price is: $39.99.
From the brand
Bedtime Bulb v2 now available.
BETTER SLEEP – Bedtime Bulb v2 supports your body’s melatonin production and sleep-wake cycle to improve sleep quality. This bulb reduces 95% of disruptive blue and green light while maximizing color quality, which is better than LED and incandescent.
EASE INTO SLEEP – Dim-to-Warm shifts your bedroom into a calming environment that helps your body wind down naturally, while gentle near-infrared light supports nighttime recovery and melatonin production. You can now read or relax before bed without sleep-disrupting light.
REDUCES EYE STRAIN – End the headaches and eye strain caused by flickering bulbs. Bedtime Bulb v2 cuts flicker to under 1%, which is 20-40x lower than so-called “flicker-free” LEDs and 10x lower than incandescent. Perfect Dimming allows the bulb to dim using any dimmer, no stuttering or flashing.
EASY SETUP – Switch to better sleep in seconds. Screw the bulb into any lamp and pair it with nearly any dimmer. No apps or extra tools needed. Turn it on in the evening, lower the brightness as bedtime nears, then switch it off and drift to sleep.
45+ YEARS OF LIGHT – Save money and reduce energy with a pre-sleep bulb built to last up to 50,000 hours. That’s more than 45 years of use at three hours per evening, compared to short-lived and energy-consuming incandescent bulbs. Includes a 5-Year Warranty.
7 reviews for Restful 2-Pack Bedtime Bulb v2 for Better Sleep (45+ Years of Light) – Dimmable Low Blue Light Bulb, Easy Setup, Reduces Eye Strain
Fast, Reliable, and Convenient
Enjoy seamless delivery with Amazon Store. Whether you're shopping for everyday essentials, electronics, fashion, or gifts, your order is delivered straight to your door—fast and hassle-free. With options like Standard Delivery, Express Shipping, and even Same-Day Delivery in select areas, Amazon makes it easier than ever to get what you need when you need it.
GringoBob –
Relax your eyes before bed
Exceptional results, soft warm light at night. No more disturbing blue tinged LED bulbs. The light is sufficient to read with but not illuminate the entire room. The purpose is to relax your eyes before bed. Glad we invested in these after seeing a podcast on YouTube about the fallacy of LED and the harm they eventually do to humans. Stop looking at TV and your phone 45 minutes before sleep and you’ll see the results in your quality of sleep!
Elizabeth Hogan –
Soft light for eyes
Great night time lights that protect your eyes at night to help you sleep better.
Troubleshooter –
Essential for nighttime wake-ups
We bought two for the nursery. We liked them so much we bought two more for us.The light is cozy without feeling dull. It creates a calm, relaxed atmosphere that definitely has helped to promote good sleep. They’re nice for winding down at night while still providing enough light to feel functional but where they really shine (ha) is during nighttime feedings and diaper changes. Our daughter definitely falls back asleep faster and seems calmer.Absolutely worth the cost if you’re a new parent!
Nathaniel T. –
Perfect dimmable light, when paired with a smart socket.
These are a nice set of bulbs. Their dimmability and claim for low blue light really do make things easier. Pairing these with a smart light socket and you’ve got the perfect personalized sunset and sunrise. This allows you to fall asleep and wake up in a more natural way. Using these, I find myself waking up before the alarm goes off and feeling more rested than being jostled awake by the blaring siren of my dream world ending. Again, paired with a smart socket.If you don’t have a smart socket, you need a dimmable socket to really enjoy the comforts these bring. I haven’t had them for 45 years, so I can’t attest to that claim but they work for me so far.$20 per bulb is a bit steep for a non-smart bulb. Seems like at that price they could put some sort of chip into these. So, not sure it’s worth the price considering some of the competition. It’s one of those investments that if it lasts 45+ years then it is worth it. If not, then buy elsewhere.
UniversalPen –
Perfect Ambient Warmth & Long-Lasting Value for Bedside Reading
This light has been absolutely amazing for my daily routine. I installed it in a standard lamp on my nightstand, and the warm glow is just perfect for late-night reading; it creates such a nice, relaxing atmosphere that I can’t say enough good things about. The color temperature is ideal for winding down before bed without disrupting sleep too much.Regarding longevity, while I can’t physically test it against a full 50,000-hour lifespan yet, the build quality gives me confidence it will last that long. If it does reach that milestone, it would have easily paid for itself many times over. While you might pay more upfront compared to cheaper alternatives, I feel the price is absolutely worth it for the quality and performance you get. It also works seamlessly with my existing lamp’s dimmer switch, giving me perfect control over the light intensity. Love it!Pros:Ideal Color Temperature: Provides a relaxing “warm glow” perfect for reading in bed without being harsh on the eyes.Excellent Dimming Compatibility: Works flawlessly with standard dimmer switches found on existing lamps or fixtures.High Perceived Value: Despite a potentially higher upfront cost, the longevity (aiming for 50,000 hours) suggests it offers significant long-term savings.Relaxing Ambiance: Successfully creates a calming environment suitable for pre-sleep routines.Cons:None
JC –
Gentle, sleep-friendly light that makes evenings feel calmer
I put this bedtime bulb in a bedside lamp and immediately noticed the difference compared to my usual “daylight” LED; the glow is warm and cozy instead of harsh, but still bright enough for reading, getting ready for bed, or getting up in the middle of the night without feeling like I flipped on an overhead light. Where it really shines is when it’s dimmed: paired with a dimmer or smart plug, I can ease the brightness down over an hour or so and it feels like the room is slowly winding down with me instead of going from full blast to total darkness.The color is a soft amber tone that’s much easier on my eyes late at night and doesn’t have that sharp blue cast that tends to wake you up instead of helping you relax. I also appreciate that it’s designed specifically as a low-blue, nearly flicker-free option for evenings, so it fits right into a better sleep routine without needing a bunch of extra gadgets. It’s not a budget bulb, and the price will make you think twice if you’re swapping out a whole house, but for key spots like bedside lamps or a nursery where you really want gentle, non-jarring light, it feels like a worthwhile upgrade.If you already use smart plugs or dimmers, the functionality of this bulb is even better because you can schedule a slow sunset at night or a soft sunrise in the morning instead of blasting yourself awake with a bright white bulb. If your goal is to create a calmer, more sleep-friendly environment in the evenings, this is one of those small changes that makes a noticeable difference.The bulb is rated for a very long lifespan, so it’s the kind of purchase you screw in and then basically forget about for years of nightly use. And if it does last for over 4 decades, the it is an excellent value for the money.
BagusSeria –
How Is This Different from a Low-Wattage Incandescent Bulb?
I am usually quite open to and optimistic about new technology, so while this new invention could use a better and catchier product name than “Bedtime Bulb”, I was excited to try it and reap all the benefits the new bulb is supposed to bring me. Unfortunately, the difference between the old lightbulb I use and this new one appears much too subtle to my eyes to be almost non-existent. The old lightbulb I use doesn’t specify that it has low-level of blue light or that it’s flicker-free, and yet the resulting ambiance lightings from the two bulbs are about the same. In the end, I felt like I had just purchased a very expensive low-wattage incandescent bulb. On a positive note, this bulb is supposed to last for 50,000 hours. Assuming I only turn it on for 2 to 3 hours a day, I would never have to buy another lightbulb to replace this bedtime bulb for the rest of my life.