Candling eggs

[LegginMF12]

I am working on my first set of eggs in the incubator. Do I need a special light to candle with? These are Buff Orpington eggs and are light to medium brown. I have been using a LED flashlight and think that last night I saw veins. (WHHHHOOOO HOOOOOOO!). I looked on ebay and this is one of the items I found.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/EGGS-CANDLE...577?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e62b25281
I can tell you for a fact that these are from Home Depot. I know this because we bought 2 packs of 6 of them just a few month ago. This is what I have been using to candle with for now. Is it good enough? Do I need something different?

 

[stephanie1992]

i just use an LED flashlight. no sense in spending money when a flashlight wooks fine. unless u have super dark eggs i can see buying one. i have blue orphington eggs that are brown and a flashlight works for them

 

[Tripp16]

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[LegginMF12]

Thanks guys! I am going to go sit in the dark closet now with an egg and my flashlight. (Have I ever mentioned I am a afraid if the dark)?

 

[Hannah Jesenko]

I am working on my first set of eggs in the incubator. Do I need a special light to candle with? These are Buff Orpington eggs and are light to medium brown. I have been using a LED flashlight and think that last night I saw veins. (WHHHHOOOO HOOOOOOO!). I looked on ebay and this is one of the items I found.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/EGGS-CANDLE...577?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e62b25281
I can tell you for a fact that these are from Home Depot. I know this because we bought 2 packs of 6 of them just a few month ago. This is what I have been using to candle with for now. Is it good enough? Do I need something different?

to get the best results just use a L.E.D light