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Hi everyone! Was hoping to get some feedback from anyone who has used New Technology Lamps. We've always used AUVL and just was wondering if they are comparable? Any feedback or experience would be great!

Also any input on other bulbs would be welcome as well.

Thanks!

sunrisetan

I use all new tech HP lamps...and cosmedico and light source for my 160w and 100w lamps.
Think both you mention are private label something else. There's so many choices. I've found it pays, to pay the extra on certain lamps. Helps to know what to stay away from!!!

Robert K

Almost all lamps are "private label". I do not know any tanning lamps labeled Narva or Light Tech? These two factories account for about 80% of all tanning lamps. So much false information has led to so many misinformed people out there.

New Technology is one of the largest brands of tanning lamps in the world. We offer many lamps that are the same as AUVL plus a bunch of lamps that they do not offer. Feel free to contact me directly for more information.

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sunsally

Robert K is correct. Most of the lamps available are made in the same two factories. Some are identical with different labels.

I've bought plenty of different New Technology lamps through Robert K for a variety of applications - no complaints of any kind!

parrot head

I guess what it comes down to, is service before and after the sale then. JK Light has most of time, supplied our lamps for our Ergo/Soltron beds. I thought I would give Radiance lamps from Four Seasons a try, but even after matching JK's prices, I decided to just stay with JK. If it's not broke, don't try fixing it----I've always gotten better results with the OEM lamps.

suncitypembroke

The factory make them, but the recipe is what each company put in there lamps to be build.

parrot head

I don't think that there are that many different ingredients that go into a lamp. Quantity of those and construction may be the difference in lamps. No expert like Robert, just my thoughts.