Do you have a flicker free lower watt (40W or 25W) replacement bulb?

I have been enjoying the 2700K Centric Home flicker-free bulbs for a couple of years now. They are the best. Are there any plans to produce a 40W or 25W replacement that is flicker-free? My house has loads of fans with 3 light sockets. A 450ish lumen 2700-3000K would be a choice!.

While we are aware of any plans to introduce 25W or 40W equivalent for our standard A19 bulbs, you might alternatively be interested in our 40W equivalent 2700K and 3000K Ultra High 95 CRI A19 5W LED Filament Bulb for Home & Residential. 

These lightbulbs provide the same high CRI of 95+ as our standard A19 lightbulbs, while also outputting a reduced 450 lumens compared to the 800 lumens of the standard lightbulbs. 

In the photometric test report for the 2700K, the flicker index is 0.06. How does that correspond to the output variance by percentage? Would you by chance have any slow motion videos of this bulb?

We can confirm that a 0.06 flicker index denotes a fairly low quantity of flicker. As the flicker index is on a scale from 0.00-1.00, the rate would translate to a 6% flicker percentage. That being said, the difference in output between 0% and 6% is quite visible when capturing slo-mo video on a mobile device. 

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