Looking for a cost-effective filter for fluorscence

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I'm having trouble finding cheap (<$100) and effective (90%+ transmission) optical filters for fluorescence, specifically band-passing around 530nm, as narrowly as possible .

Anyone have any suggestions?
 
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Have you priced up using a high and low pass filter in series? I know nothing about optical filters but could be worth a look
 
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