Thank you!
I am a touch cautious when it comes to setting off migraines. Those things should be on the torture list.
Some of the very cheapest or odd/off brands might be problematic. Figuring a mistake will cost more than solid brands, I’m sticking with makes like GE, Philips, etc.
Do watch for “color temperature”. You’ll want incandescent-mimicking reddish 2500-2700 K lights. The higher “temperatures” are bluer, harsh on the eyes.
Note that brightness is measured in lumens, not watts. Choose accordingly, as some touted like “60 W replacement” lights are much dimmer.
LEDs, as made now, need good airflow for cooling. Overheating kills them. Don’t put LEDs in completely enclosed fixtures.
Note dimmable vs non-dimmable as appropriate. The former cost more, but are required for dimmer switches.
One quirk that gets me is how FAST LEDs turn on. Not a problem, but I find it a bit jarring at times, vs incandescents taking time (albeit short) to heat up enough to glow. I notice traffic lights lighting up at different rates, when one is incandescent and another is LED.