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Check the wattage on both the bulbs and the fixture. If the fixture isn't rated for the wattage of bulb your using that could be the problem. Even if the fixture is rated for 250 w and you only put in a 75 w bulb, it'll shorten the life dramatically, so you want to be at least somewhat close to the rated wattage. You particularly don't want the bulb to be greatly higher in wattage than the fixture will handle. I've used ZooMeds in the past and had them last a long time, but the fixture and bulb gotta be compatable. [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]
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