Yes, you can typically use a ceiling fan light bulb with a regular light fixture. Ceiling fan light bulbs are usually designed to withstand vibrations and the unique conditions associated with ceiling fan operation, such as higher levels of humidity and heat generated by the fan motor.
These bulbs are often sturdier and built with reinforced filaments or shock-resistant materials to prevent damage caused by the fan's motion. They are also designed to distribute light evenly in multiple directions, as ceiling fans typically have light fixtures that require bulbs with broader light dispersion.
While it is generally safe to use a ceiling fan light bulb in a regular light fixture, it's essential to check the specifications and requirements of both the light bulb and the fixture. Ensure that the bulb's wattage, size, and base type are compatible with the fixture. Also, consider the maximum wattage allowed by the fixture to avoid exceeding its capacity and potentially causing overheating or damage.
If you have any doubts or concerns, consult the manufacturer's instructions for both the ceiling fan and the light fixture, or seek advice from a qualified electrician to ensure proper compatibility and safety.