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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
If the lights go out in your home and you don't have a generator to produce light, you want these in your home. Natural and are not toxic!!!
BERNA
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
It’s the items I want
Gabriela Viggiani
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
These are such beautiful candles! They have a long burning time, are smokeless, and give off just a hint of sweetness. I will definitely be ordering these again!
Tracy
Reviewed in Canada on January 31, 2025
I loved the idea of using beeswax instead of ordinary wax but these candles are useless for the UCO lanterns. The flames are constantly drowning in their own wax. This results in minimal heat dispersal, less light and a much longer wait period for heating on the top plate.I tried pouring out the excess melted wax frequently. This makes the UCO high maintenance and it didn’t solve the problem.There are dripless beeswax candles on the market, however they dissolve much too quickly. Someone needs to create a long lasting, dripless beeswax candle.
Eric Cody
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
They have a good burn time and are bright
I. N. Cognito
Reviewed in Canada on August 14, 2024
This is definintely not 100% pure beeswax. It smells *a little* - there certainly IS beeswax in the product, but it incorporates other stuff (probably parrafin): it smokes way more, and the smoke coming out of it when you extinguish it gives me asthma attack (like parrafin) while pure beeswax does not. They also drip (i.e. lower melting point, not pure beeswax, which is quite different chemically from parrafin).I found a local (Canadian) manufacturer of pure beeswax candles. They are not significantly more expensive, and considering the better smell, light, no asthma, and NO DRIP, I went for it.I strongly dis-recommend this product. I returned them.
E. M.
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2024
I purchased these six months ago, after a power outage burned through the emergency candles I had on the shelf. Thanks to a summer storm, I had a chance to light these and see how they do.There are great. No smoke, slow burn, clean. The candle is wide enough to stand upright by itself. No drips - mostly. I bumped one, causing a drip to run over the side, and it opened a hole in the "basin" holding the wax in place. When I realized it, I patched it back up with some of the soft wax dripping from the candle and it's back to no drip.For the price and quantity, this is a great deal. Five stars.
G Chandra
Reviewed in Australia on March 13, 2024
Beeswax candle(foreground) flame not as tall or bright as the paraffin candles from UCO in the background.
4ponies
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024
Nice candles but I am pretty sure they don’t burn 15 hours
Neal
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
These candles look great. I'm judging by how centered the wick is from the bottom. Most wicks are poorly centered. My experience is that when the wick isn't centered the candle doesn't burn evenly and sometimes there's a lot of waste. I'm looking forward to using them.I have one criticism - the box is labeled LED CANDLES, They are not LED, I almost returned them without opening the box.
LarDo
Reviewed in Canada on October 12, 2024
Too bad I didn’t use these candles right away, and I would’ve returned them. They are so difficult to light and only burn a third of the intensity of the synthetic candles. I’ve had bees wax candles before and never this problem. They’re wick is poor. The candle doesn’t slide up the metal. sleeve very well in the chandelier. I would not buy these.
Cathy
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024
These candles burn extremely inconsistently if you're using them for a candle lantern. I think the wicks are not centered in the core of the candles. You might get a little bit through a candle when suddenly the wick is barely burning and pressed up against one side of candle holder and cannot burn efficiently enough to melt the wax and keep the candle pressing up with the spring pressure. Because of all this, they do burn a LONG time, but produce very little heat compared to a quality UCO candle for example.If you want to save a few bucks, not generate much heat (or light) in a candle lantern and spend a lot of time fixing the wicks and re-lighting the candles, then go for it. If you're not using these in a candle lantern, they're probably fine. They don't smell as nice as a quality beeswax either, which means there's probably not much in the way of actual beeswax.
Dennis R.
Reviewed in Canada on November 27, 2023
Fits into my candle camping laturns, long, clean burn, excellent emergency candle, very little dripping.
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